PROBIOTICS UNVEILING THE MICROBIAL ALLIES IN HUMAN HEALTH AND BEYOND
Mohammad Saleem1 Arshdeep Singh2 Vandana Rana3
1. Student of medical technology at swami Vivekananda group of institutes Chandigarh.
2. Assistant professor at swami Vivekananda group of institutes Chandigarh
3. Assistant professor at swami Vivekananda group of institutes Chandigarh
Abstract:
The burgeoning field of probiotics has ushered in a new era in health and well-being, offering a deeper understanding of the intricate interplay between the human microbiome and our physiological systems. This review paper delves into the multifaceted world of probiotics, tracing their historical origins from traditional fermented foods to their modern applications in clinical settings. The paper explores the mechanisms through which probiotics exert their influence on human health, highlighting their role in enhancing gut barrier function, modulating the immune response, and producing antimicrobial substances. Probiotics are celebrated for their diverse health benefits, spanning from digestive health to mental well-being. They have demonstrated efficacy in managing gastrointestinal disorders, preventing antibiotic-associated diarrhea, and promoting oral health. Safety considerations and adherence to guidelines remain vital in their responsible use, particularly in individuals with compromised immune systems. The future of probiotics is illuminated with the promise of personalized regimens, targeted microbial therapies, and the discovery of novel strains. Challenges pertaining to regulation, quality control, and ethical considerations urge the adoption of informed practices in probiotic utilization. As the field continues to evolve, probiotics emerge as more than just "good" bacteria; they represent a transformative force in optimizing human health and well-being. This review navigates the complex terrain of probiotics, offering insights into their current state, future potential, and the implications they hold for holistic healthcare.
Keywords: Probiotic, Gut microbiota, digestive health, Immune modulation, Clinical application, personalized nutrition, Gastrointestinal Disorders, Microbial therapies,
