Leaky Guts Symptoms

Many of us think that doctors admit to all the syndromes. Well, believe it or not, leaky guts syndrome is excluded from most of our doctors’ experience. This is because some doctors do not consider this syndrome as a huge health factor, but with my research, I know the contrary.

So you know, leaky gut syndrome (LGS), otherwise known as increased intestinal permeability, is a case of inflamed and irritated intestinal lining. Thanks to this, the intestines are unable to function properly, making for damaged intestinal sides. This results in toxins such as fungi, undigested food and fat leaking into the bloodstream.

The body will subsequently react to this with an autoimmune system. Some may have allergic reactions to different foods due to the leakage. The body will start to react to some food items and when the same food is eaten, it automatically classes it as an enemy, thus alienating the food as before.

The immune system also has a inclination to be overloaded due to the relentless autoimmune process. An overburdened immune system would result in a person’s exhaustion, disturbed sleep, poor digestion and lack of focus to name some. Over three quarters of it is situated inside and near the digestive system known as the ‘gut-associated lymphatic tissues’ or shortened to GALT. The tissues can be found in the intestinal mucus and digestive tract linings. It is also understood that the naturally occurring autoimmune reaction of the body ends up in symptoms of leaky gut syndrome. Included in these symptoms are abdominal bloating, cramps and excess gas.

Leaky gut syndrome also manifests apparent symptoms outside of the digestive tract. Quite often, sufferers of the syndrome also shows signs of periodic bladder and vaginal infections, as well as intolerance to gluten, fibromyalgia, chronic muscle and joint pains, bed wetting, skin rashes, pancreatitis and worse, cancer.

A leaky gut cure is evidently needed in these circumstances to dispel unnecessary suffering and discomfort

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