… Lactobacilli and bifidobacteria are known for their beneficial effects to human health, and
they ensure a healthy intestinal flora by inhibiting the proliferation of pathogenic bacteria and …

… factor for later allergic diseases. In this paper, the relationship between early intestinal flora
structure abnormality and the occurrence and development of allergic diseases is discussed …

… due to immune system disorders including connected with allergy is noted. Allergic
diseases generally proceed against the background of various common inflammatory diseases …

… allergic disease to factors that may programme the initial susceptibility to allergic diseases.
This … In this chapter, particularly the possible role of the intestinal flora in the modulation of …

… microbiome on the pathogenesis of allergic diseases are unknown. This … allergic disorders
and intestinal bacterial dysbiosis, describes the function of gut microbes in allergic disease …

… evidence of reverse causality from allergic diseases to the intestinal flora. … intestinal flora
and allergic diseases and provided an innovative perspective for research on allergic diseases: …

… We found that bacterial diversity in the early intestinal flora 1 and 12 months after birth was
inversely associated with the risk of allergic sensitization (serum specific IgE P = .003; skin …

… The proportions of aerobic bacteria of the intestinal flora were also higher in the allergic …
that allergic disease among children may be associated with differences in their intestinal …

… of intestinal microflora as a prospective treatment target in infant allergic disease | Pathogens
and Disease … Thus if indeed microbes have a role in the etiology of allergy these data raise …

… Dysbiosis is defined as qualitative and quantitative changes in the intestinal flora; and
modern diet and lifestyle, antibiotics, psychological and physical stress result in alterations in …