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Abstract : The association of human respiratory diseases and the gut microbiota is a novel diagnostic area for the exploration of health research. The gut microflora is a naturally occurring symbiotic environment that is greatly required for various biological processes. It has been also now found that the alterations in the organisms is directly linked with the extent of invasion by disease. The present review article discusses the microbiome of the gut‑lung axis in different respiratory disorders, associated beneficial microbes in reverting the disorders, and nutrient supplementation in the form of prebiotics and probiotics in order to incorporate the healthy gut microbiota. The present review also discusses the technologies including the concepts of omics, text mining and machine learning approaches in the field of precision medicine research.