Antibiotics in early childhood are related to diabetes

Scientists at the New York University School of Medicine confirmed that taking antibiotics, even for a course, during early childhood increases the risk of developing diabetes. type 1.
Researchers are studying microbes that live in the intestine. Immune system of children (Macrocobium). The results showed that the number of children treated with antibiotics in early childhood increases as the child is treated three times in the first two years of his life. The researchers point out that the reason lies in the gut microbiota, where results from laboratory experiments have shown that the number of bacteria in several intestines in mice treated with antibiotics more than in the intestines of other mice. These bacteria seem to contribute to the development of the body's own immune system, thus attacking pancreatic cells, which causes the development of the first type of diabetes