Human bodies are a complex system of nerves, tissues and cells. What most of us don’t understand is how difficult the system works. Each part of the body, nerves and tissues are interconnected and exclusively inside our abdomen. We have a wide intestinal lining that covers more than 4,000 square feet of surface area. When our gut works properly, it forms a peculiar protective layer of tissues that controls what is absorbed in the blood, while, when it does not work properly, the unhealthy gut can cause large holes in the bowel lining, which allows to partially digest food and toxins to penetrate the tissues. Surprisingly, the world of study is buzzing with studies showing that several modifications in the intestinal bacteria and inflammation can play an important role in the development of several chronic problems and diseases, including a hole that is a syndrome recognized “alleged state”. It is based on the idea of relative gut permeability
What is a hole gut
The refugee, usually defined as increased intestinal permeability, occurs when the small intestine lining is destroyed, allowing undigested food particles, toxins and germs “leakage”: through the intestines and blood. Although this is a syndrome that is hypothetically recognized and is not currently understood as a medical diagnosis. It is strongly based on the concept that increased permeability occurs in some gastrointestinal diseases.
Intestinal permeability and Syndrome of the hole
Intestinal permeability is a property that allows for the exchange of solvent and fluid between the lumen and tissues. Conversely, the function of the intestinal barrier refers to the ability of the mucous membrane and extracellular barrier components such as mucus to prevent this exchange.The critical function of the intestinal epithelium is to form a barrier that prevents the penetration of pro -inflammatory molecules such as pathogens, toxins and antigens, from the illuminated medium into the tissue of the mucous membrane and circulation system. According to the researchers in their study “Adjustment of the intestinal permeability with the help of a dense connection: the consequences for inflammatory bowel disease”, conducted in 2015. Although its data indicate that this is due to irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), it also contributes to a number of other diseases such as Crohn’s disease, diabetes, chronic liver disease, celiac disease, etc.Potential warning signs of a hole syndromeMost warning signs of the leaky syndrome mimic the symptoms of other health conditions, and therefore it is impossible to say without a proper diagnosis that someone has. (Source: Cleveland Blink)
Its symptoms include:
Diarrhea, constipation and bloating
These digestive problems can be evidenced by the fact that something is happening with your digestive system and bowel health is impaired. Damaged bowel lining affects the absorption of nutrients and causes digestive discomfort.
An unhealthy diet
High content of refined sugars, gluten -crafted foods and artificial additives can irritate the bowel lining. In addition, zinc, vitamin A and vitamin D can also weaken the intestinal barrier.
Chronic inflammation
Inflammation is responsible for many things that occur in our bodies. Conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease (VPC), Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis caused by inflammation, which can also contribute to the permeability of the intestine.
Acne, psoriasis and other skin conditions
Acne and other skin conditions are the reaction of the immune system to the toxins that are present in our bodies. It is not difficult to conclude that these toxins can become a by -product of the hole.
Sensitivity to food
Some of the most common violators are gluten, dairy and some food grain. They can cause an inflammatory reaction to sensitive people, usually manifesting themselves as bloating, fatigue and inflammation.
