Precisely in this regard, on Wednesday 25 November, Boiron Italia organized an online event to address the topic of the intestinal microbiota and the role that probiotics can play in maintaining health.
During the "meeting - moderated by Federico Luperi of AdnKronos - Professor Gianni Bona - Primary Emeritus of the Maggiore University Hospital of Charity, Novara, and Professor of Pediatrics, University of Eastern Piedmont" attended the meeting. Avogadro "- the Director of External Relations of Boiron Italia Claudia Femora and Dr. Lorenza Ferrari, Product Manager Boiron Italy.
, the microbiota is partly inherited from the parents - in particular from the mother - and partly changes as a function of external factors, such as the environment in which we live, our diet, the intake of certain types of drugs, etc.
In light of what has just been said, therefore, it will come as no surprise to know that each individual has an "own" microbiota with a specific composition which, however, continues to evolve from birth and throughout life as a function of genetic and environmental factors. .
