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The importance of microbiota and gut integrity before challenges
Liliana Borges and Melina Bonato, R&D, ICC Brazil
Liliana Borges and Melina Bonato, R&D, ICC Brazil

Abstract
A balanced microbiota is vital for the intestine to have good function, in addition to gut integrity. The microbiota is formed by non-pathogenic microorganisms, which are of key importance for the metabolism and the absorption of nutrients and other compounds consumed by animals. A healthy microbiota has a high diversity of microbial genera in perfect balance, allowing an increase in the metabolic capacity of the intestine.