„Protecție naturală împotriva astmului și alergiilor”. Cercetătorii au identificat bacteriile din spatele „efectului fermei”

Children raised on farms have a significantly lower risk of developing asthma, allergies, and eczema due to exposure to specific bacteria. Researchers identified nine bacterial species linked to this 'farm effect', which helps in the proper development of the immune system. The study highlights how these bacteria, originating from cows, enter the air in barns and subsequently influence children's immune responses. The findings suggest that moderate exposure to these microorganisms can activate beneficial immune pathways, potentially preventing chronic childhood conditions. Further research is needed to clarify the exact mechanisms involved.