Exploring the Evaluation and Treatment of Extraintestinal Disease Symptoms in Patients with Gut Dysbiosis
A special issue of Nutrients (ISSN 2072-6643). This special issue belongs to the section "Clinical Nutrition".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 September 2025 | Viewed by 840
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Interests: gastroenterology; nutritional treatment; neurotransmitters
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Interests: DNA; epigenetics; genetic analysis; cyto- and genotoxicity; biochemistry; enzymes; metabolism
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Dear Colleagues,
Gut dysbiosis is commonly found in patients with systemic diseases and various disease syndromes. The coexistence or causal relationship between the two remains a subject for consideration and research. These changes can affect the profile of the microbiome and its metabolic capacity. DNA technology in diagnostic methods allows for precise knowledge of the microbiome changes, while biochemical methods help to determine the metabolic properties of gut bacteria. The results of these tests enable a more accurate assessment of dysbiosis, which has practical value and facilitates rational and personalized therapy. Restoring eubiosis (a healthy balance of microorganisms in the gut) is crucial for health. Therefore, further enrichment of knowledge in this field is necessary.
Prof. Dr. Jan Chojnacki
Prof. Dr. Tomasz Popławski
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- gut microbiota
- dysbiosis
- bacterial metabolism
- systemic diseases
- disease syndromes
- nutritional and antibiotic treatment
- probiotic supplementation
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