Frontiers in Allergy,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
3
Published: July 8, 2022
Introduction
In
the
last
decades,
we
have
seen
a
rapid
increase
in
prevalence
of
allergic
diseases
such
as
asthma,
rhinitis,
atopic
dermatitis,
and
food
allergies.
The
environmental
changes
caused
by
industrialization,
urbanization
modernization,
including
dramatic
increases
air
pollutants
particulate
matter
(PM),
diesel
exhaust,
nitrogen
dioxide
(NO2),
ozone
(O3),
alarming
effects
global
warming,
change
loss
biodiversity,
affect
both
human
health
entire
ecosystem.
Objective
this
review,
aimed
to
discuss
external
exposome
on
epithelial
barriers
its
relationship
with
development
considering
all
stakeholders
outer
together,
light
recently
proposed
barrier
hypothesis.
Method
To
reach
current,
prominent,
comprehensive
studies
subject,
PubMed
databases
were
searched.
We
included
more
resounding
articles
reliable
strong
results.
Results
Exposure
altered
factors
increased
pollution,
microplastics,
nanoparticles,
tobacco
smoke,
emulsifiers,
detergents,
household
cleaners,
climate
change,
microbial
modifications
consumption
dietary
fatty
acids,
use
preservatives
decrease
antioxidant
content
widely
consumed
western
diet
may
disrupt
skin,
respiratory
gastrointestinal
tracts,
making
us
vulnerable
exogeneous
allergens
microbes.
Epithelial
cell
activation,
dysbiosis
bacterial
translocation
immune
balance
chronic
Th2
inflammation
ensues.
Conclusion
Dramatic
worrisome
dysbiosis,
changing
habits
complex
interactions
these
local
systemic
inflammation.
want
draw
attention
emerging
motivate
public
influence
government
policies
for
well-being
humans
nature
earth
future
generations.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
376(1834), P. 20200179 - 20200179
Published: Aug. 4, 2021
Soil
and
soil
biodiversity
play
critical
roles
in
Nature's
Contributions
to
People
(NCP)
#
10,
defined
as
ability
regulate
direct
detrimental
effects
on
humans,
human-important
plants
animals,
through
the
control
or
regulation
of
particular
organisms
considered
be
harmful.
We
provide
an
overview
pathogens
soil,
focusing
human
crop
pathogens,
discuss
general
strategies,
examples,
how
soils'
extraordinarily
diverse
microbial
communities
soil-borne
pathogens.
review
ecological
principles
underpinning
well
relationships
between
pathogen
suppression
health.
Mechanisms
specific
examples
are
presented
biota
involved
regulating
humans
plants.
evaluate
agricultural
management
practices
can
either
promote
interfere
with
soil's
Finally,
we
conclude
integrating
plant,
animal
health
a
‘One
Health’
framework
could
lead
more
integrated,
efficient
multifunctional
strategies
for
processes.
This
article
is
part
theme
issue
‘The
role
soils
delivering
People’.
Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
36, P. 100425 - 100425
Published: Oct. 6, 2021
It
is
increasingly
recognized
that
interacting
with
nature
promotes
well-being
and
health
for
both
adults
children.
Less
known
about
the
role
of
in
people's
everyday
lives
during
emerging
adulthood
which
means
shift
from
adolescence
to
young
adulthood.
This
study
examines
university
students'
participation
outdoor
recreation
perceived
effects
nature.
The
qualitative
data
consists
thematic
writings
(N
=
47)
produced
by
environmental
students
at
University
Helsinki,
Finland,
2020.
findings
show
most
have
negotiated
time
other
constraints
maintained
active
recreation.
highlight
can
an
important
a
life
stage
loaded
stress
factors,
especially
times
COVID-19
pandemic.
Nature
provides
opportunities
not
only
physical
activity
but
also
emotional
cognitive
renewal,
strengthening
social
relationships,
relieving
negative
physiological
various
stressors.
helps
reflecting
on
their
even
gaining
stronger
sense
self.
Natural
settings
provide
venue
socially
shared
experiences
support
retreat
behaviors
enabling
'being
away'
providing
freedom
pressures
student
life.
To
prevent
decline
connection
nature,
special
efforts
should
be
made
adults'
interaction
benefits.
Encouraging
all
stages
needed
foster
lifelong
experiences.
highlights
importance
hearing
voices
decision-making
land-use
planning
diverse
nature-based
tourism.
value
urban
green
spaces
supporting
lives.
extent
daily
routines
requirements
within
city,
it
preserve
slightly
managed
natural
generate
explore
receive
multisensory
embodied
Emphasis
experiences,
such
as
bird
song
breathing
fresh
air,
stresses
taking
elements
into
account
planning.
Promoting
easy
access
more
distant
adults.
Organizing
activities
may
help
familiarizing
themselves
socializing
peers.
Allergy,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
76(12), P. 3613 - 3626
Published: May 8, 2021
Increase
of
allergic
conditions
has
occurred
at
the
same
pace
with
Great
Acceleration,
which
stands
for
rapid
growth
rate
human
activities
upon
earth
from
1950s.
Changes
environment
and
lifestyle
along
escalating
urbanization
are
acknowledged
as
main
underlying
causes.
Secondary
(tertiary)
prevention
better
disease
control
advanced
considerably
innovations
oral
immunotherapy
effective
treatment
inflammation
corticosteroids,
calcineurin
inhibitors,
biological
medications.
Patients
less
disabled
than
before.
However,
primary
remained
a
dilemma.
Factors
predicting
allergy
asthma
risk
have
proven
complex:
Risk
factors
increase
risk,
while
protective
counteract
them.
Interaction
body
environmental
biodiversity
micro-organisms
biogenic
compounds
well
central
role
epigenetic
adaptation
in
immune
homeostasis
given
new
insight.
Allergic
diseases
good
indicators
twisted
relation
to
environment.
In
various
non-communicable
diseases,
mode
system
indicates
low-grade
without
apparent
cause.
Giving
microbes,
pro-
prebiotics,
shown
some
promise
treatment.
The
real-world
public
health
programme
Finland
(2008-2018)
emphasized
nature
relatedness
immunological
resilience,
instead
avoidance.
nationwide
action
mitigated
burden,
but
lack
controls,
preventive
effect
remains
be
proven.
first
results
controlled
interventions
promising.
fast
urbanizing
world,
approaches
called
prevention,
also
major
cost
saving
potential.
Frontiers in Allergy,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
3
Published: July 8, 2022
Introduction
In
the
last
decades,
we
have
seen
a
rapid
increase
in
prevalence
of
allergic
diseases
such
as
asthma,
rhinitis,
atopic
dermatitis,
and
food
allergies.
The
environmental
changes
caused
by
industrialization,
urbanization
modernization,
including
dramatic
increases
air
pollutants
particulate
matter
(PM),
diesel
exhaust,
nitrogen
dioxide
(NO2),
ozone
(O3),
alarming
effects
global
warming,
change
loss
biodiversity,
affect
both
human
health
entire
ecosystem.
Objective
this
review,
aimed
to
discuss
external
exposome
on
epithelial
barriers
its
relationship
with
development
considering
all
stakeholders
outer
together,
light
recently
proposed
barrier
hypothesis.
Method
To
reach
current,
prominent,
comprehensive
studies
subject,
PubMed
databases
were
searched.
We
included
more
resounding
articles
reliable
strong
results.
Results
Exposure
altered
factors
increased
pollution,
microplastics,
nanoparticles,
tobacco
smoke,
emulsifiers,
detergents,
household
cleaners,
climate
change,
microbial
modifications
consumption
dietary
fatty
acids,
use
preservatives
decrease
antioxidant
content
widely
consumed
western
diet
may
disrupt
skin,
respiratory
gastrointestinal
tracts,
making
us
vulnerable
exogeneous
allergens
microbes.
Epithelial
cell
activation,
dysbiosis
bacterial
translocation
immune
balance
chronic
Th2
inflammation
ensues.
Conclusion
Dramatic
worrisome
dysbiosis,
changing
habits
complex
interactions
these
local
systemic
inflammation.
want
draw
attention
emerging
motivate
public
influence
government
policies
for
well-being
humans
nature
earth
future
generations.