November 2022 PMID 36348807

Dietary aluminium intake disrupts the overall structure of gut microbiota in Wistar rats.

Bo Wang, Caihong Wu, Lianzhi Cui, Hui Wang, Ya Liu, Weiwei Cui

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Dietary aluminium accumulates in the intestine, affecting gut microbiota by decreasing its diversity and altering its overall community structure, which could be a key factor in aluminium toxicity.
In a study with Wistar rats, varying doses of aluminium caused tissue damage in organs like the kidney, liver, and heart, although the spleen and brain showed no significant changes.
The research highlights that aluminium exposure disrupts intestinal flora and suggests that these changes may improve our understanding of how aluminium causes toxicity in the body.]

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