Conférence : Le microbiote intestinal: au-delà des promesses, que dit vraiment la science ?

By Martial Marbouty, CNRS researcher seconded to the Pasteur Institute. The gut microbiota is the collection of microorganisms living in our intestines. It performs essential functions such as digesting fiber, producing vitamins, and educating the immune system. It begins to form at birth and evolves throughout life, influenced by diet, antibiotics, stress, and the environment. Who exactly is this being called the "second brain"? What do we know about it today, and what medical applications does this knowledge have?

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