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Changing the composition of the microbiome, the multitude of bacteria, fungi, protozoa and viruses that reside in or on our bodies, or the way the microbiome interacts with its human host, could lead to novel therapeutic approaches to disease. Inflammatory bowel disorders, Clostridia-associated diarrhea and obesity are all potential targets for microbiome altering medicines.
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