Intestinal Microorganisms and Aging / 中国药学杂志

ABSTRACT

More and more evidence shows that the type and quantity of intestinal microbes have undergone subtle changes during the aging process, affecting the aging state of the body. Among them, the two-way regulatory mechanism between the brain and the intestinal microflora gut-brain-axis affects senile cognitive impairment by regulating inflammatory factors. Through reasonable dietary fiber, probiotic intervention and microbial transplantation, the structure and quantity of intestinal flora can be adjusted to a certain extent, and diseases caused by dysbacteriosis of the intestinal flora can be reduced, which can delay aging.