What is the relationship between the microbiome, health and disease

In this week’s Module you will learn about the evolution of microbes. Microbes have altered our environment in ways that have facilitated our survival by generating oxygen in photosynthesis and cooperating within eukaryotic cells as important organelles such as mitochondria and chloroplasts. As you learned at the beginning of the semester, our bodies are made up of cells that cooperate as tissues, and tissues that cooperate as organs, organs that cooperate as organ systems such as the circulatory, nervous, and immune systems. Microbes facilitate other important processes in the immune and digestive systems of our bodies as symbionts: some that are beneficial and some that can be harmful. Read the Human Microbiome and address the following questions in your initial post:

– What is the human microbiome?

– what’s a microbe?

– Where does our microbiome come from?

– How big is the microbiome?

– Where is the microbiome located, and what is it doing?

– Is everyone’s microbiome the same?

– Does the microbiome change over time?

– What is the relationship between the microbiome, health, and disease?

– How can I take care of my microbial partners?

At least 250 words, no cover page and put all references in APA format