Interaction between Gut Microbiota dysbiosis and Multiple Sclerosis

Gut microbiota and also probiotics have a lot of interaction with immune system and can effect onimmune homeostasis. any changes in the level of gut microbiota or food probiotics can change immunesystem functions. some recent studies indicated that disruption in level of the microbes can inducereleasing of many pro-inflammatory factors and cause extensive inflammation in cns. unfortunately, themechanisms of this process is not understood well and limited studies were done for detecting therelationship between gut microbiota and probiotics with neurological disorders associated withneuroinflammation. in this review, we gathered recent researches about this relationship to have acomprehensive look to effect of gut microbiota and diet probiotics in neuroinflammatory disorders andmultiple sclerosis as an important neuroinflammation disease.