Cainii paralizati pot fi vindecati in mod natural

Academy of Romanian Scientists

Annals Series on Biological Sciences

Copyright ©2020 Academy of Romanian Scientists

Volume 9, No. 1, 2020, pp. 88- 96

ISSN 2285 – 4177

ORIGINAL PAPERS

Academy of Romanian Scientists Annals - Series on Biological Sciences, Vol. 9, No.1, (2020) 88

The Role of Intestinal Microbiote 

in Neuromuscular Diseases in Paralized Dogs

Gheorghe GIURGIU1*, Manole COJOCARU2

1Deniplant-Aide Sante Medical Center, Biomedicine, Bucharest, 012371, Romania

2Titu Maiorescu University, Faculty of Medicine, Bucharest, 031593, Romania

* Corresponding author e-mail: deniplant@gmail.com

Abstract

In order to be able to move, animals like man need the nervous and muscular 

system to function optimally. The brain, spine, nerves and muscles must work 

together. If there is a disturbance, the messages will not reach the destination and 

the animal will not be able to move. Depending on the location and extent of the 

neurological lesions, the dog may paralyze in whole or in part. Post-traumatic 

paralysis is a complex condition that requires proper treatment and thorough 

investigations to establish an accurate diagnosis. There are several conditions that 

can cause paralysis in the dog. The interaction between the health of the 

microbiome and that of the brain as well as the way it communicates immune and 

neuronal cells has been studied. Intestinal cells affect the cells of the central 

nervous system in the brain. The intestinal-brain axis may influence different 

neurological disorders and it is possible that dysbiosis in the intestinal tract may 

lead to disturbance of the transmission of nerve controls on the neuromuscular 

plate. By-products of microorganisms in the intestine, which appear as a result of 

tryptophan processing in the diet, can limit the level of inflammation in the brain 

by the influence they have on microglial cells. The current research focuses on the 

influence that the gut microbiota has on microglial cells and astrocytes that play 

an important role in the health of the central nervous system. To reach these 

observations, the authors examined how intestinal microbiota and diet influence 

amelioration of paralysis in dogs. In conclusion, the link between the health of the 

microbiome and the health of the brain, shows how the microorganisms in the 

intestine influence the evolution of paralysis.

Keywords: microbiome, intestinal dysbiosis, neuroimmunomodulation, paralysis, 

dog.