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Gut microbiome and its relationship to immune response, neural function and health

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Understanding the Human Microbiome in Early Life

In this insightful presentation, Prof. Berthold V. Koletzko explores the development of the human microbiome and its profound influence on immune regulation and metabolism. The video examines how factors such as delivery mode, breastfeeding, antibiotic exposure, and diet shape gut colonization in early life. With compelling evidence from global research, Prof. Koletzko highlights the interconnection between microbiota, immunity, allergy, and long-term health outcomes.

Why This Resource Matters for Healthcare Professionals

This session discusses how you can support breastfeeding, use antibiotics judiciously, and educate parents about microbiome-friendly practices such as timely solid food introduction. Viewers will learn how:

  • Dietary patterns and microbiota interact to influence immune and metabolic development.
  • Breastfeeding and oligosaccharides contribute to optimal gut colonization.
  • Antibiotic use and cesarean sections can impact microbiome diversity and disease risk.
  • Microbiota-brain interactions may relate to behavioral and neurological outcomes.
    By understanding these mechanisms, HCPs can make informed clinical and counseling decisions that support microbiome-friendly early life practices.

Watch and Learn More on Danone Nutricia Campus

Explore this expert-led session to gain a deeper understanding of how early microbial and nutritional factors shape lifelong health. Watch the full video on Danone Nutricia Campus to access further educational resources and supporting materials that expand on these key topics.

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