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Microbiota intestinale ed esercizio fisico: nuova possibile area di intervento?

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Il microbiota intestinale è un ecosistema eterogeneo che ospita la maggior parte delle specie batteriche nell’uomo, e l’attività fisica sembra essere un potenziale fattore esterno in grado di influenzarne la biodiversità, sia in termini qualitativi che quantitativi. Ad oggi non è ancora chiaro quali popolazioni microbiche subiscano variazioni e in che modo, e ulteriori ricerche serviranno per comprendere se queste modificazioni abbiano effettivamente un impatto sulla promozione della salute.

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Cella, V., Migliaccio, S. & Paoli, A. Microbiota intestinale ed esercizio fisico: nuova possibile area di intervento?. L'Endocrinologo 21, 338–343 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40619-020-00777-1

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