Research Progress in the Relationship Between Intestinal Flora and Its Metabolites and Psycho-Cardiology

doi:10.13438/j.cnki.jdzk.2021.01.013

Abstract

Abstract: Psycho-cardiology refers to cardiovascular disease with mental illness which is attracted growing attention with medical development. In the previous treatment of cardiovascular disease, doctors focused more on organic cardiopathy than on psychological disease of patients. Numerous studies have shown that intestinal flora and its metabolites played a vital role not only in cardiovascular disease, but also in mental and psychological diseases. This article summarizes the influences and mechanism of intestinal flora and its metabolites in the outbreak and development of psycho-cardiology, as well as the potential value in the prevention and treatment of psycho-cardiology to offer new insights into the prevention and treatment of ppsycho-cardiology.

Key words: intestinal flora, metabolites, psycho-cardiological

XUE Bingqing, LI Chunyan, ZHU Can. Research Progress in the Relationship Between Intestinal Flora and Its Metabolites and Psycho-Cardiology[J]. Journal of Jishou University(Natural Sciences Edition), 2021, 42(1): 83-89.

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