Intestine and immune system
The intestinal immune system is made up of more or less specific cells and systems whose goal is to protect the organism from attack by external aggressors (for example, bacteria, viruses, etc.). The intestine plays an important role in immune balances, as it represents one of the most important bulwarks of the body, hosts about one hundred thousand billion microorganisms and produces 60-70% of immune cells. One of the fundamental elements of the intestinal immune system is the intestinal bacterial...