Treatment Aims for Leaky Gut

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3rd Nutritional Therapeutics 1 Flashcards on Treatment Aims for Leaky Gut, created by carlymerlo on 31/07/2013.
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Treatment Aims for Leaky Gut Remove/avoid factors which impair mucosal integrity via damaging the epithelial cells and or TJs eg food sensitivities, highly refined foods, alcohol, coffee, pathogens, xenobiotics and medications such as NSAID's
Treatment Aims for Leaky Gut Protect mucosal damage from inflammation and oxidative stress
Treatment Aims for Leaky Gut Increase repair of epithelial lining - synthesis and differentiation, ATP production
Treatment Aims for Leaky Gut Support epithelial mucus production to protect epithelial cells - prostaglandins and fibre
Treatment Aims for Leaky Gut Improve digestive secretions - protect against antigens
Treatment for Leaky Gut Restore healthy microflora balance to increase production of SCFA's and decrease pathogens
Treatment Aims for Leaky Gut Promote immune function - via production of slgA to increase adherence of pathogens
Treatment Aims for Leaky Gut Often referred to as the 4Rs - protocol - Remove, restore (digestive secretions), reinocculate (pre-probiotics) and repair.
What are the holistic considerations we need to be aware of when treating Leaky Gut? Support detoxification - phase 1 and 2 detoxification pathways to reduce toxic accumulation Effect on immune system Nervous system function - effect of stress
What needs to be reduced from the diet when a patient presents with Leaky Gut? Reduce - alcohol, caffeine, highly refined foods
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