Colon cancer in young people is on the rise.

Colon cancer in young people is on the rise.

And now we have one of the missing pieces of the puzzle. 👉 Certain bacteria (eg E. coli) can produce toxins such as colibactin

→ directly damage DNA

→ create a prerequisite for cellular errors But that's not "the reason".

This is a result of the environment. 📌 When the microbiome shifts:

– reduces protective flora

– pathological strains are increasing

– production of toxic metabolites begins And the process becomes silent.

Accumulating.

Long invisible. There is a huge difference between two types of microbiome: 🟢 Symbiotic

– produces short-chain fatty acids

– supports the intestinal barrier

– regulates immunity

– reduces inflammation 🔴 Pathological

– releases endotoxins

– generates toxic metabolites

– damages the barrier

– burdens the liver and the immune system 👉 Our observations:

when there is a lack of variety and quality flora

→ space is opened for the "bad guys"

→ accumulation of toxic background begins

→ the risk becomes cumulative 📌 The important thing:

it's not just about what you avoid

what do you keep inside yourself? The microbiome is not just digestion.

It is a protection system.

And when it falls apart – the consequences are systemic.