Koumiss, a traditional Mongolian beverage, is believed to possess high nutritional value and potential medical benefits. However, there is a lack of comprehensive research on its potential impact on the human body. Metabolomics, as a sensitive approach in systems biology, offers a new avenue for studying the overall effects of koumiss. In this work, metabolomics was utilized to identify potential biomarkers and pathways associated with koumiss using UPLC-MS detection, pattern recognition analysis, pathway enrichment, network pharmacology. The findings indicated that koumiss exerts a beneficial regulatory influence on lipid metabolism, neurotransmitters, hormones, phospholipids and arachidonic acid metabolism, besides up regulating the content of nutrients. It could reduce the risks of dyslipidemia and inflammatory responses. This study confirmed the benign regulatory effect of koumiss on normal organism from the perspective of endogenous metabolites, and provided objective support for the promotion and application of this ethnic food.
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