Sentences with phrase «makes gut pathogens»

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Their results make for important reading as a fibre - deprived gut was associated with the rise of some rather potent bacteria that seemed to enjoy dining out on the «colonic mucus barrier, which serves as a primary defense against enteric pathogens.»

Their results make for important reading as a fibre - deprived gut was associated with the rise of some rather potent bacteria that seemed to enjoy dining out on the «colonic mucus barrier, which serves as a primary defense against enteric pathogens.»

Properly made ginger tea is helpful for digestive ailments such as the inability to absorb food properly and an overabundance of pathogens in the gut.

The idea is that when you eat too little fiber, you have too few gut bacteria, as when you take antibiotics, and this causes the immune system to relax and makes pathogen entry more likely; whereas if you eat too much fiber, you have too many gut bacteria, the immune system works to control the bacterial population, and you have unnecessary inflammation and immune activity.

The slow transit time that frequently occurs with Leaky GUT also means undigested food matter is left in the intestinal tract for long periods of time making the environment a host to unfriendly bacteria like yeast and other nasty bacterial and parasitic pathogens.

Leaky gut allows partially digested food particles, proteins, pathogens and toxins to make their way into the bloodstream, which causes an immune response and triggers inflammation throughout the body.

what do you think about the idea that you can make certain pathogens migrate from a controllable environment (gut) to a uncontrollable environment (brain?)

Since glucose is needed for the mucosal barrier, for cell junctions and gut barrier integrity, and for immune function, zero - carbing makes it much easier for pathogens to reach the brain.

«The gut is where you make neurotransmitters, metabolise hormones, neutralise pathogens, eliminate toxins and manufacture nutrients.