Malabsorption Syndrome

Intestinal villous atrophy induces malabsorption directly linked to a reduction in the functional surface area of the small intestine.

Major signs: chronic diarrhea, steatorrhea (overabundance of fatty matter excreted with the stools which are often light-colored, floating in the toilet bowl), abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting or sometimes constipation, are signs of authentic malabsorption with weight loss, asthenia and anemias of all kinds.

Use foods rich in natural digestive enzymes: pineapple, avocado, banana, kiwi, papaya, fresh fig

Sprouts, young shoots - Chlorophyll - Juice of young cereal shoots - Increase the proportion of raw foods

Digestive enzymes - Koumiss (fermented mare's milk) - Chlorella - Unpasteurized miso

LAB Premium (PariNat), 2 gels. X 3 / jour, before meals

Accompagner la prise de probiotiques par des substances qui participent à la régénération de la muqueuse intestinale (par ex. : phospholipides, lactoferrine, immunoglobulines issues du colostrum, glutamines, vitamines du groupe B…)

Practice un test d’allergies alimentaires , ImuPro par exemple

Avoid sucres, boissons gazeuses, aliments contenant des additives (colorings, flavorings, preservatives, etc.), fruit juices and especially citrus fruits

Caffeine and alcohol deplete enzyme reserves. Cooking destroys a large part of the enzymes

Hydrotherapy of the colon followed by implantation of bifidobacteria and juice of young cereal shoots or chlorella

Friction derivative baths

Check if there is intestinal parasitosis, anomaly of the epithelium of the intestinal villous height or even celiac disease.

Many synthetic drugs and hormones can seriously disrupt the intestinal flora and the digestive mucous membranes

The stress is the enemy of enzymes