Gut Prebiotic and Probiotic in Skin Aging: Mini Review on Mechanism of Action Aging Delay
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The relationship between probiotics and prebiotics and their potential impact on skin aging is a captivating subject that bridges the realms of gut health and skin wellness. Prebiotics, non-digestible fibres that nourish probiotics, live microorganisms that confer health benefits when consumed, have garnered attention for their potential to mitigate the effects of skin aging. This review delves into the intricate interplay between prebiotics and probiotics in gastrointestinal tract, shedding light on their mechanisms and potential applications in promoting youthful and resilient skin. The gut probiotics contributes to enhanced gut barrier function and bolstered immune responses. The resultant systemic effects manifest in skin health, with reduced inflammation and improved antioxidant defenses influencing the aging process. As well prebiotics, by selectively nurturing beneficial gut bacteria, foster a balanced gut microbiome, influencing systemic processes such as inflammation regulation, immune response modulation, and nutrient metabolism. The harmonious gut-skin axis emerges as a conduit through which prebiotics orchestrate their effects on skin aging.
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