Host-micro biome interactions refer to the complex relationship between the human body and the trillions of microorganisms residing within it. These interactions are essential for maintaining physiological balance, supporting digestion, regulating immunity, and influencing metabolic processes. A healthy symbiotic relationship between host and micro biota is crucial for overall well-being.
Disruptions in host-micro biome communication can contribute to a wide range of diseases, including inflammatory, metabolic, and infectious disorders. The immune system, diet, genetics, and environment all play important roles in shaping these interactions. Understanding these mechanisms is key to developing targeted therapeutic and preventive strategies.
This session will explore the latest research on host-micro biome dynamics, highlighting how microbial activity influences human health and disease progression, along with emerging approaches to restore balance and function.