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Raimundo Célio Pedreira

Publications (3)

The Gut–Immune Axis and Its Multisystem Repercussions: A Systematic Review of the Literature

Roger Antonio Morais Queiroz, Raimundo Célio Pedreira, Thayse Maciel Sá, Elissa Maynardes Coelho Ferreira, Barbara Borges de Carvalho Rocha, Carlos Eduardo Pires Barbosa, Rodrigo Costa Ferreira, João Paulo Pacini de Barcelos, Priscila Hagatta Dias Reis & Douglas Alves Epaminondas · Advances in Research · 2025

Introduction: The gut microbiota plays a central role in modulating the immune system by interacting with immune cells, epithelial barriers, and inflammatory mediators. Growing evidence indicates that microbial alterations impact multiple organ systems through the gut–immune axis...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/air/2025/v26i61544

Integrative Management of Chronic Cough Associated with Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease: Physiological and Psychogenic Perspectives

Roger Antonio Morais Queiroz, Raimundo Célio Pedreira, Ludmila Franco, Valdir Francisco Odorizzi, Maria Eduarda Franco Godoy Tadeu, Guilherme Silva de Souza, João Paulo Pacini de Barcelos, Ana Priscila Lima da Costa, Fellipe Rimet Padra Rodrigues & Antônio Wanderley Pereira Júnior · Advances in Research · 2025

Aims: This study investigates the association between gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and chronic cough with psychogenic components, identifying both physiological and psychological mechanisms that contribute to symptom persistence. It also evaluates therapeutic strategies...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/air/2025/v26i41399

Obesity as a Systemic Condition: A Critical Appraisal of Dermatological, Ophthalmological and Gastrointestinal Manifestations Linked to the Metabolic Axis

Roger Antonio Morais Queiroz, Mara Rosana Silva Cabral, Thayse Maicel Sá, Elza Vilma Casarin, Raimundo Célio Pedreira, Elissa Maynardes Coelho Ferreira, João Paulo Pacini de Barcelos, Rodrigo Costa Ferreira, Douglas Alves Epaminondas, Leticia Ferreira de Sousa Melo & Anna Carolina Lacerda Guedes · Advances in Research · 2026

Obesity is increasingly conceptualised not as a disorder of body size but as a chronic condition of adipose tissue function with consequences that extend across almost every organ system. Cardiometabolic and oncological sequelae dominate the literature, whereas the dermatological...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/air/2026/v27i51716