De lekkende darm

Kunnen onze darmen lekken vertonen? In dit artikel zal de darmbarrière laag per laag ontleed worden. Bacteriën en immuuncellen maken onderdeel uit van die barrière, maar de nadruk zal liggen op het slijmvlies en het darmepitheel en op hun interactie met de microbiota. Een disfunctionele barrière zien we terug bij tig ziektebeelden. Een ander terugkerend motief in de literatuur is ultrabewerkte voeding, die de darmbarrière kan aantasten.

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Joost Meeusen

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