The skin microbiome could reduce inflammation and slow down skin cancer.
"...modulating microbiota.... restore[s] microbial balance by diminishing the numbers of pathogenic microbes,
which, in turn, reduces chronic inflammation, delays tumour growth, and increases survival rates..."
which, in turn, reduces chronic inflammation, delays tumour growth, and increases survival rates..."
These are the findings from a new study by researchers at the Medical University of Graz.
We previously highlighted how damaged skin is now thought to be a major cause of the Chronic Disease Epidemic.
Could maintaining a healthy skin microbiome help ward off cancer?
