What’s more important than lung health these days? Have you heard about the gut-lung axis and microbial regulation of immune response?
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We were fortunate to cross paths with Dr. Lal when he caught us posting his research on our Facebook page here!
Asthma and the gut-lung axis is an important subject at The GUT CLUB:
Microbial regulation of immune response as related to gut-lung axis:
Here’s our April 7, 2022 interview with Dr. Lal, both fascinating and profound:
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By the way, the gut-lung axis is a two-way street where the lungs can affect the gut’s microbial balance. Did you know air pollution is a significant cause of diabetes and obesity? You can learn about it here. And there’s even new research revealing the lung microbiome regulates brain autoimmunity.
GUT-LUNG AXIS:
‘Viral Infections, the Microbiome, and Probiotics’ (2021)
