What role does gut microbiota dysbiosis play in linking chronic inflammation to muscle atrophy?
Researchers have identified gut microbiota dysbiosis as one of several pathways through which chronic low-grade inflammation affects skeletal muscle. Understanding this connection helps explain how dietary factors might influence inflammatory markers in seniors.
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Gut microbiota dysbiosis acts as a key mediator that amplifies chronic low-grade inflammation, thereby accelerating musc…
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