Friday Oct 18, 2024
IBS és SIBO – Étrend
A legújabb és a korábbi adások itt hallgathatóak meg:
Egészségtudatos Mindennapok – Első évad – Szabó Gál Bence – webinárium (szabogalbence.hu)
A műsorban elhangzó fogalmak:
• IBS = Irritábilis bél szindróma
• SIBO = Kontaminált vékonybél szindróma / vékonybélben túlszaporodott baktériumok
• IMO = Metántermelő baktériumok túlszaporulata
• SIFO = Vékonybélben túlszaporodott gombák, főként Candida
• MMC = Migrációs motor komplex / hullámszerű mozgás ami kitisztítja a vékonybelet
• Laktulóz = Egy fermentábilis szénhidrát amit a kilégzési teszteknél használnak
• Rifaximin, neomicin, metronidazol = antibiotikumok, amiket a SIBO hagyományos terápiájaként alkalmaznak
• Berberin, oregano, allicin, neem = gyógynövények, amiket a SIBO alternatív terápiájaként alkalmaznak
• Elementális diéta = folyékony étkezést helyettesítő étrend, amely a legelemibb formákra lebontva tartalmazza a tápanyagokat. Főként aminosavakat, zsírsavakat, és szőlőcukrot vagy maltodextrint tartalmaz, vitaminokkal, ásványi anyagokkal és elektrolitokkal kombinálva
• CCK = Kolecisztokinin a gyomor-bélrendszer egyik hormonja, amely a zsírok és fehérjék emésztésének serkentéséért felelős
A műsor már a Spotify-on is elérhető!
https://open.spotify.com/track/6Rk0acpVkPJGsabm79xUAO
A műsorban elhangzó gondolatok nem orvosi vagy dietetikusi javaslatok, így azokat ekként értelmezni sem szabad. Kérjük, hogy minden felmerülő egészségügyi problémája esetén egyeztessen háziorvosával vagy egy szakemberrel. A műsorban elhangzó módszerek eredményességéért felelősséget nem vállalunk.
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