The human gut is inhabited by a multitude of microorganisms which in a healthy flora consists of approximately 1000 different types of bacteria, fungi and viruses. The gut flora helps us digest and can keep disease-causing bacteria from settling in the gut. It becomes increasingly clear that the gut flora can be involved in diseases in other parts of the body as well. We aim to investigate the connections between gut flora and different diseases where unbalanced gut flora (dysbiosis) may be part of the cause of, or may maintain the disease.