The research found Hair loss is related to intestinal flora
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We all know that there are many causes of hair loss, but we never thought that the culprit of hair loss is intestinal flora. Scientists have pointed out that the analysis of the metabolites of the gut microflora is essential to understand how they affect human health, and that these metabolites can regulate the function of the immune system and the central nervous system. Metabolite analysis refers to the study of small molecules (metabolites) in biological systems, including cells, tissues, and organisms. It aims to identify, quantify, and understand the metabolic pathways, changes in metabolite levels, and relationships between metabolites and biological processes. Techniques used for metabolite analysis include NMR spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, and HPLC. The goal is to gain insights into biological function and identify markers for disease diagnosis and treatment. Gut microbes have a potential impact on human health, such as the corresponding changes in the gut microflora follow