The human microbiome significantly influences health and medication responses. The immune system mediates our interaction with these microbial communities; which help regulate immune responses. Imbalances; or dysbiosis; this interplay can impact conditions like atopy; neurological and metabolic disorders; and endocrine disruption. Notably; dysbiosis during menopause may decrease gut bacterial β-glucuronidase; affecting estrogen and phytoestrogen reabsorption and distal estrogen receptors; such as those in vaginal epithelia. Advancements in research and quantitative multi-omics; enriched by AI; are paving the way for tailored lifestyle and nutritional interventions. These approaches enhance treatment efficacy and embody the promise of precision medicine to improve patient care.
Harley Street at Home was created for women just like you, to help take control of your menopause journey.
Our classes, workshops, open menopause clinics, nutrition programmes and emotional wellbeing courses are all designed with you in mind - however you choose to manage your menopause journey. We're a community that’s here for you. You’re at the heart of everything we do.
