Calderón BAM, Mejía-León ME

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ABSTRACT

According to the hygiene hypothesis, allergic rhinitis and other disorders were due to poor hygiene and infant infections. It changed to the microbiota hypothesis related to the development of infant immunity and it was expanded to chronic inflammatory diseases. Today, it evolved to the theory of the biota alteration, since destabilization of the immune system by the current life style, can result in an overreaction to diverse antigens including the auto-antigens.

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