一项研究将MS与口腔细菌的有害转移以及唾液中神经保护化合物的减少联系起来。 A study links MS to harmful shifts in mouth bacteria and reduced nerve-protecting compounds in saliva.

爱荷华大学的一项研究将多发性硬化症 （MS） 与口腔微生物组的显着变化联系起来，发现多发性硬化症患者的有益细菌（如链球菌和放线菌）水平较低，有害物种（如有核梭杆菌和牙龈卟啉单胞菌）水平较高，次牛磺酸（一种与神经健康相关的化合物）减少。 A University of Iowa study links multiple sclerosis (MS) to significant changes in the oral microbiome, finding MS patients have lower levels of beneficial bacteria like Streptococcus and Actinomyces, higher levels of harmful species such as Fusobacterium nucleatum and Porphyromonas gingivalis, and reduced hypotaurine—a compound tied to nerve health. 这项研究以50个MS病人的唾液样本和50个健康控制器为基础,揭示了被破坏的微生物网络,并表明口腔衰竭可能助长MS中的炎症和免疫问题。 The research, based on saliva samples from 50 MS patients and 50 healthy controls, reveals disrupted microbial networks and suggests oral dysbiosis may contribute to inflammation and immune issues in MS. 虽然确切的作用尚不明确,但调查结果为今后基于唾液的诊断和治疗开辟了潜力。 While the exact role remains unclear, the findings open potential for future saliva-based diagnostics and therapies.