THE SCIENCE OF LEAKY GUT SYNDROME: Intestinal Permeability and Digestive Health

DO YOU HAVE IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME?

HOW ABOUT FOOD ALLERGIES?

OR GLUTEN SENSITIVITY?

OR DO YOU HAVE ASTHMA OR ARTHRITIS?

DID YOU KNOW THAT LEAKY GUT SYNDROME – MEDICALLY CALLED INCREASED INTESTINAL PERMEABILITY – CAN CAUSE THESE AND MANY OTHER CONDITIONS?

THEN YOU DESERVE TO UNDERSTAND WHAT LEAKY GUT IS.

YOU ALSO DESERVE TO KNOW WHAT CAUSES IT.

AND YOU NEED TO KNOW HOW TO REVERSE IT.

WELL, YOU’VE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE.

THIS BOOK FINALLY DESCRIBES THE SCIENTIFIC AND MEDICAL BASIS FOR THIS CONDITION.

IT ALSO INTRODUCES SCIENTIFIC STUDIES THAT SHOW HOW IT IS IMPLICATED IN THE ABOVE CONDITIONS AND MANY OTHERS.

THIS BOOK IS A MUST FOR ANYONE WITH INTESTINAL OR DIGESTIVE PROBLEMS.

 

DESCRIPTION:

For many years, the digestive disorder called “leaky gut syndrome” has been described. Yet leaky gut was dismissed by conventional medicine as anecdotal and those who proposed it were labeled heretics.

Is leaky gut real? Is there any hard scientific evidence? And if it is real, can it be diagnosed? And will reversing it offer any help to the millions who suffer from digestive ailments and inflammatory disorders?

Going beyond the nebulous descriptions of the condition, leaky gut is finally clarified scientifically: What causes it, how it can be diagnosed, and the many disorders it has been linked to. This text will help physicians and their patients clearly understand the true disorder called leaky gut, and gain the tools to diagnose and even reverse it. Copyright 2014, 268 pages.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction
Chapter One: Increased Intestinal Permeability
Is IIPS the Same as Leaky Gut Syndrome?
Some History
Determining Intestinal Permeability
Diseases Related to IIPS
Asthma
Food Allergy
Eczema
Other Allergies
Hepatitis
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Anemia
Bacteria Infections
HIV Infection
Pancreatitis
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Depression
Celiac Disease
Sepsis
Diarrhea
Multiple Organ Dysfunction
Other Conditions
Other Signs of Intestinal Permeability
Immunoassays
Skin Prick Tests
Double Blind Challenges
Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent Assays (ELISA)

Chapter Two: The Physiology of Increased Intestinal Permeability
The Intestinal Brush Barrier
Intestinal Permeability and Immunity
Increased Intestinal Permeability Immune Mechanisms
Stimulating Inflammation
The Hypersensitivity Response
IIPS and The Liver

Chapter Three: The Causes of Leaky Gut
Mucosal Damage and Diet
Processed Foods
Glycation
Hydrolyzation
Food Additives
Intestine-damaging Enzymes
Arachidonic Acid
Phytanic Acid
Microparticles
Pharmaceuticals
Alcohol
Genetically Engineered Foods
Enzyme Deficiencies
Breastfeeding
Anxiety, Stress and Depression
Sun Exposure
Tobacco
Yeast Infections
C-Sections
Toxins and Immunosuppression

Chapter Four: Leaky Gut and Probiotics
Probiotics and Early Health
Probiotic Enemies
Dysbiosis of the Intestines
Connection Between Allergies, Probiotics and IIPS
IIPS, Probiotics and Irritable Bowel Disorders
Probiotics and Other Digestive Conditions
Probiotics and Inflammation
Gluten Sensitivities and Leaky Gut

Chapter Five: Leaky Gut Solutions
Herbal Medicine for IIPS
Proteolytic Enzymes
Mucosal Minerals
Diet Strategies for IIPS
Probiotic Supplementation Strategies
Hydration
Intestinal Fortitude

References and Bibliography
Index

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