De invloed van voeding en het darmmicrobioom op de huid

De huid en darmen zijn nauw met elkaar verbonden via hun immunologische en neuro-endocriene functies en microbiomen. Beide organen spelen een cruciale rol in het handhaven van homeostase en bescherming tegen externe invloeden. Het darmmicrobioom, essentieel voor bescherming, metabolisme en immuunregulatie, beïnvloedt de gezondheid van de huid. Verstoringen in het darmmicrobioom, zoals dysbiose, kunnen invloed hebben op huidaandoeningen zoals acne, atopische dermatitis, psoriasis en rosacea. Dit artikel onderzoekt de verbinding tussen voeding en het darmmicrobioom en hun rol bij verschillende huidaandoeningen.

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Samantha Jordaans

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