Soigner son intestin et son MICROBIOT pour une meilleure santé ? L’importance du dépistage.

The gut is an incredible organ. It's responsible for digesting and absorbing food, but it plays many other roles. We discover new ones every day. The gut produces hormones, it's colonized by billions of microorganisms, what we call the gut microbiota, which plays essential roles in our health... but also in the development of diseases. The gut participates in the immune system. And it contains nerves that are connected to our brain. In short, the gut is much more than just a tube through which food passes. Some call it the second brain... In this PUMS program, with Professor Matthieu Allez, gastroenterologist, Professor Maude Legall, researcher at INSERM, and Dr. Patricia Lepage, researcher at INRAE, we explain how the gut works and what the main disorders are that can affect it. We also offer, with the participation of PUMS dietician Manon Clavier, all our advice for maintaining a healthy gut throughout your life. How to take care of your gut for better health?