



Leaky Gut + Resorption
Stool test | Home self-test including results report
✓ for persistent digestive disorders, exhaustion and food intolerances
✓ Examined are: zonulin, histamine, digestive residues, pancreatic elastase, bile acids, alpha-1 antitrypsin, calprotectin and sIgA // Sample findings
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Healthy or sick? The decision is often made in the gut
Many diseases begin in a dysfunctional intestine. What's remarkable is that these diseases don't necessarily have to be localized in the intestine. The intestine has many functions in the body. These include its highly selective nutrient absorption and effective defense against infections – because nowhere is the contact between the body and the environment more intense than in the intestinal mucosa.

Intestinal permeability and its significance
Good intestinal absorption capacity is essential for the body's nutrition. Controlled intestinal permeability is therefore extremely important for health. If permeability increases, more substances enter the bloodstream that should not be present there in such quantities. The logical consequence is a massive immune system reaction.

What does the intestine need?
In order to perform all its functions in the best possible way, the intestine absolutely needs an intact bacterial colonization of the intestine (intestinal microflora), sufficient production of mucosal mucus and secretory immunoglobulin A (infection defense) as well as an intact and well-nourished intestinal mucosa.
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