The decline of estrogen levels in postmenopause triggers significant health changes.Recent insights reveal a dynamic link between gut microbiome and estrogen, suggesting combined influence on postmenopausal health care.Reduced gut microbiome diversity is a sign of intestinal dysbiosis, linked with aging, western lifestyle, and a number of illnesses conditions.Several physiological reactions are changed when dysbiosis develops in postmenopausal state which contributes to the illness states obesity, metabolic syndrome, cancer, osteoporosis to name a few.Investigating the interplay between gut microbiota and estrogen deficiency holds promise for enhancing postmenopausal well-being and health outcomes.
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