Antioxidants,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
12(10), С. 1845 - 1845
Опубликована: Окт. 11, 2023
Several
studies
report
that
breast
cancer
survivors
(BCS)
tend
to
have
a
poor
diet,
as
fruit,
vegetable,
and
legume
consumption
is
often
reduced,
resulting
in
decreased
intake
of
nutraceuticals.
Moreover,
weight
gain
has
been
commonly
described
among
BCS
during
treatment,
increasing
recurrence
rate
mortality.
Improving
lifestyle
nutrition
after
the
diagnosis
BC
may
important
benefits
on
patients’
general
health
specific
clinical
outcomes.
The
Mediterranean
diet
(MD),
known
for
its
multiple
beneficial
effects
health,
can
be
considered
nutritional
pool
comprising
several
nutraceuticals:
bioactive
compounds
foods
with
anti-inflammatory
antioxidant
effects.
Recent
scientific
advances
led
identification
nutraceuticals
could
amplify
MD
favorably
influence
gene
expression
these
patients.
Nutraceuticals
postdiagnostic
phase
BC,
including
helping
mitigate
adverse
chemotherapy
radiotherapy.
valid
easy-to-follow
option
managing
excess
weight.
aim
this
narrative
review
evaluate
recent
literature
possible
consuming
functional
nutraceutical
framework
BCS.
Abstract
Background
Chronic
pelvic
pain
(CPP)
is
a
multifactorial
syndrome
that
can
substantially
affect
patient’s
quality
of
life.
Endometriosis
one
cause
CPP,
and
alterations
the
immune
microbiome
profiles
have
been
observed
in
patients
with
endometriosis.
The
objective
this
pilot
study
was
to
investigate
differences
vaginal
gastrointestinal
microbiomes
cervicovaginal
microenvironment
CPP
endometriosis
diagnosis
compared
those
without
no
CPP.
Methods
Vaginal
swabs,
rectal
lavages
(CVL)
were
collected
among
individuals
undergoing
gynecologic
laparoscopy.
Participants
grouped
based
on
seeking
care
for
chronic
and/or
pathology
results:
(CPP-Endo)
(
n
=
35),
23),
or
(controls)
15).
Sensitivity
analyses
performed
location,
stage,
co-occurring
conditions
(abnormal
uterine
bleeding,
fibroids).
16S
rRNA
sequencing
profile
microbiome,
panel
soluble
mediators
quantified
using
multiplex
assay.
Statistical
analysis
conducted
SAS,
R,
MicrobiomeAnalyst,
MetaboAnalyst,
QIIME
2.
Results
Significant
between
participants
alone,
CPP-Endo,
surgical
controls
body
mass
index,
ethnicity,
ovarian
cysts,
fibroids.
In
analysis,
both
alone
CPP-Endo
exhibited
lower
alpha
diversity
than
controls,
groups
revealed
enrichment
irritable
bowel
syndrome-associated
bacteria.
an
increased
abundance
Streptococcus
anginosus
Ruminococcus
.
Patients
endometrioma
(s)
demonstrated
,
Lactobacillus,
Prevotella
other
sites.
Further,
abnormal
bleeding
associated
bacterial
vaginosis-associated
Immunoproteomic
distinctly
clustered
by
controls.
enriched
TNF⍺,
MDC,
IL-1⍺.
Conclusions
differ
endometriosis,
which
may
be
useful
personalized
treatment
from
causes
Further
investigation
warranted
additional
conditions,
such
as
AUB/fibroids,
add
complexity
these
reveal
distinct
pathogenic
bacteria
mucosal
This
provides
foundational
microbiome-immunoproteomic
knowledge
related
pain,
help
improve
pain.
Nutrients,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(16), С. 2644 - 2644
Опубликована: Авг. 10, 2024
Breast
cancer
(BC)
is
one
of
the
most
common
cancers
worldwide
and
a
leading
cause
cancer-related
deaths
among
women.
The
escalating
incidence
BC
underscores
necessity
multi-level
treatment.
complex
heterogeneous
disease
involving
many
genetic,
lifestyle,
environmental
factors.
Growing
evidence
suggests
that
nutrition
intervention
an
evolving
effective
prevention
treatment
strategy
for
BC.
In
addition,
human
microbiota,
particularly
gut
now
widely
recognized
as
significant
player
contributing
to
health
or
status.
It
also
associated
with
risk
development
This
review
will
focus
on
in
BC,
including
dietary
patterns,
bioactive
compounds,
nutrients
affect
therapeutic
responses
both
animal
studies.
Additionally,
this
paper
examines
impacts
these
interventions
modulating
composition
functionality
microbiome,
highlighting
microbiome-mediated
mechanisms
combination
factors
microbes
discussed.
Insights
from
emphasize
comprehensive
management
focuses
nutrition–microbiome
axis.
Nutrients,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(16), С. 2790 - 2790
Опубликована: Авг. 21, 2024
Cancer
remains
a
public
health
concern
worldwide,
with
its
incidence
increasing
worldwide
and
expected
to
continue
growing
during
the
next
decades.
The
microbiome
has
emerged
as
central
factor
in
human
disease,
demonstrating
an
intricate
relationship
between
cancer.
Although
some
microbiomes
present
within
local
tissues
have
been
shown
restrict
cancer
development,
mainly
by
interacting
cells
or
host
immune
system,
microorganisms
are
harmful
risk
factors
for
development.
This
review
summarizes
recent
evidence
concerning
of
most
common
types
(i.e.,
lung,
head
neck,
breast,
gastric,
colorectal,
prostate,
cervix
cancers),
providing
general
overview
future
clinical
approaches
perspectives.
Frontiers in Immunology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15
Опубликована: Авг. 26, 2024
Recent
years
have
seen
an
outstanding
growth
in
the
understanding
of
connections
between
diet-induced
obesity,
dysbiosis
and
alterations
tumor
microenvironment.
Now
we
appreciate
that
gut
can
exert
important
effects
distant
target
tissues
via
specific
microbes
metabolites.
Multiple
studies
examined
how
obese
state
is
associated
with
direct
various
physiological
processes
help
maintain
a
bidirectional
crosstalk.
Another
tightly
linked
factor
sustained
low
grade
inflammation
microenvironment
modulated
by
both
dysbiosis,
influences
as
well
response
to
immunotherapy.
Our
review
brings
together
these
aspects
explores
their
connections.
In
this
review,
discuss
modulates
components
breast
microbiota
achieve
low-grade
inflammation.
We
explore
crosstalk
different
microbes,
they
might
modulate
Discussing
from
multiple
types,
delve
find
common
microbial
characteristics
may
positively
or
negatively
influence
immunotherapy
efficacy
cancer
guide
future
studies.
EMBO Molecular Medicine,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 16, 2025
Abstract
The
gut
microbiome,
or
the
community
of
microorganisms
residing
in
gastrointestinal
tract,
has
emerged
as
an
important
factor
breast
cancer
etiology
and
treatment.
Specifically,
impact
bacterial
populations
on
therapeutic
outcomes
is
emerging
area
research.
microbiota’s
role
modifying
pharmacokinetics
chemotherapy
endocrine-targeting
therapies
can
alter
drug
efficacy
toxicity
profiles.
In
addition,
microbiome’s
capacity
to
regulate
systemic
inflammation
immune
responses
may
influence
effectiveness
both
conventional
immunotherapeutic
strategies
for
treatment
cancer.
Overall,
while
bidirectional
interactions
between
microbiome
are
still
being
studied,
its
increasingly
recognized.
Future
research
provide
more
definitive
insights
help
develop
personalized
harness
improve
outcomes.
Life,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(4), С. 599 - 599
Опубликована: Апрель 4, 2025
Breast
cancer
is
the
most
commonly
diagnosed
in
women
and
second
leading
cause
of
female
death.
Altered
interactions
between
host
gut
microbiota
appear
to
play
an
influential
role
carcinogenesis.
Several
studies
have
shown
different
signatures
patients
with
breast
compared
healthy
women.
Currently,
there
disagreement
regarding
DNA
isolation
sequencing
methodologies
for
on
human
microbiota,
given
that
they
can
influence
interpretation
results
obtained.
The
goal
this
work
was
compare
(1)
three
extraction
strategies
minimize
impact
DNA,
(2)
two
(16S
rRNA
shotgun)
identify
discrepancies
microbiome
results.
We
made
use
tissue
fecal
samples
from
both
who
participated
MICROMA
study
(reference
NCT03885648).
isolated
by
means
mechanical
lysis,
trypsin,
or
saponin.
amount
eukaryotic
using
trypsin
saponin
methods
lower
lysis
method
(mechanical
89.11
±
2.32%;
method,
82.63
1.23%;
80.53
4.09%).
In
a
predominance
prokaryotic
cells,
such
as
feces,
16S
advantageous
approach.
For
other
tissues,
which
are
expected
more
complex
microbial
composition,
need
in-depth
evaluation
multifactorial
interaction
various
components
makes
shotgun
appropriate
method.
As
evaluated,
when
than
stool,
convenient.
samples,
where
contamination
low,
no
prior
treatment
necessary.
Cancers,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
17(7), С. 1252 - 1252
Опубликована: Апрель 7, 2025
The
gut
microbiome
plays
a
pivotal
role
in
modulating
cancer
therapies,
including
immunotherapy
and
chemotherapy.
Emerging
evidence
demonstrates
its
influence
on
treatment
efficacy,
immune
response,
resistance
mechanisms.
Specific
microbial
taxa
enhance
checkpoint
inhibitor
while
dysbiosis
can
contribute
to
adverse
outcomes.
Chemotherapy
effectiveness
is
also
influenced
by
composition,
with
engineered
probiotics
prebiotics
offering
promising
strategies
drug
delivery
reduce
toxicity.
Moreover,
metabolites,
such
as
short-chain
fatty
acids,
systems
have
shown
potential
improve
therapeutic
responses.
These
findings
underscore
the
importance
of
personalized
microbiome-based
approaches
optimizing
treatments.