Explain how ecological frameworks that embrace the micro cosmos might be applied to food system actors beyond the human body?

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Microbiology, food and nutrition security, and health: In the realm of nutritional health security, we have new tools
that can refine understandings of
health, disease, and human and food system ecologies. How have the findings of
microbiome
researchers contributed to operational definitions of healthy persons, nutritional needs for health- promoting outcomes, and diets that can deliver nutritional and broader health improvements?
Note that researchers analyzing
interactions among diet, environmental pollutants, genetics, and
nutritional outcomes all incorporate human-housed
microbiome profiles in their analyses.
How should microbiome knowledge be applied to measures of, and approaches to, nutritional
health that are influential in food and nutrition security frameworks, such as those centered on
reducing undernutrition, obesity, diabetes, and
chronic or noncommunicable disease more
broadly? How does this research contribute to understandings of dietary
adequacy, diversity,
obesity, undernutrition, and other nutritional issues? How might ecological frameworks that
embrace the micro cosmos be applied to food system actors beyond the human body?

This is a 10 page essay assignment in the subject of Food and Nutrition security. Please review carefully the full essay question above and write at least 10 pages essay accordingly. It is a long essay question so please make sure you read it all and answer it in detail to every aspect. Essay must be in Chicago style citation with bibliography page as well.
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