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Lekkende darm

Rol bij chronische ziekten en behandeling met kruiden en supplementen

Een (sterk) verhoogde doorlaatbaarheid van het darmepitheel door defecte tight junctions (lekkende darm) kan een belangrijke rol spelen bij het ontstaan en de progressie van een reeks aandoeningen, waaronder auto-immuunziekten, chronische ontstekingsziekten en allergieën. De kwaliteit van tight junctions kan verbeteren door het gebruik van verschillende voedingssupplementen en kruiden (waaronder probiotica, (langeketen) meervoudig onverzadigde vetzuren en quercetine).

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Auteur

Selma Timmer

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