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2019

Diet and Microbiome Influence on Alopecia Areata: Experience from Case Reports

Nutri Med Diet Care 2019, 5:037
Volume 5 | Issue 1

Alopecia areata (AA) is a potentially reversible auto-immune non-scarring baldness on the scalp, which can be extended to the entire body. There are many scientific evidence as regards the impact of diet on scalp diseases related to hair growth. Diet is also able to strongly influence gut microbiome. On the contrary, few evidence reports as regards the link between microbiome, especially scalp microbiome and hair diseases.

Diet and Microbiome Influence on Alopecia Areata: Experience from Case Reports

Fabio Rinaldi, Daniela Pinto, Giammaria Giuliani, Elisabetta Sorbellini