The influence of different dietary patterns on changes in the intestinal microbiota and human body weight

The human gut microbiome responds dynamically to changes in diet, contributing the diversity of diet. composition diet can also influence metabolic products that are ultimately present intestinal lumen and plasma. Observations humans on vegan, omnivorous, or synthetic enteral diets deficient fiber have demonstrated dramatic imbalances microbiome, accompanied by carbohydrate amino acid-derived bacterial metabolites. It has been established plays a dominant role formation interindividual variations host-associated microbial communities. Given impact community health its multiple mechanisms action, establishing different dietary approaches models is critical.