Was hilft bei Reizdarm, Durchfall und Blähungen

Irritable Bowel? Diarrhea? Flatulence?

April 28, 2020 Mag. Sandra Eisenwagen, BSc.
Irritable bowel & leaky gut

Diseases of the digestive tract are continue to be more prevalent. Irritable bowel with all ist unpleasant symptoms are especially clearly on the rise.

Disruption of intestinal function

Irritable bowel is a functional disorder of the intestine that is accompanied by an unnoticed inflammation and intolerance to - often unknown - food ingredients. Many people with gastro-intestinal complaints often also suffer from irritable bowel syndrome. It seems that women are more likely to be affected than men.

High stress in everyday life

Affected persons have, without doubt, a very high level of suffering. This is because irritable bowel symptoms such as abdominal pain, flatulence and stool problems, especially diarrhea, can massively reduce the quality of life. The higher the limitation of the quality of life caused by irritable bowel syndrome, the more frequently other psychological side effects may occur.

Findings give hope

The causes of irritable bowel syndrome have not yet been definitively clarified. Recent findings show that the so-called leaky gut, also called permeable bowel, is related to irritable bowel syndrome.

PMA zeolite as effective adjunctive therapy

A leaky gut is a type of injury to the intestinal wall. If the therapy is based on the approach of repairing the injury to the intestinal wall, positive effects on the life-limiting irritable bowel symptoms can be expected. In this regard, an independent gold standard study from 2015 shows that the application of PMA Zeolite - PANACEO MED DARM-REPAIR - can alleviate a leaky gut and possible associated side effects by restoring the function of the intestinal wall.

At the same time, heavy metals* are bound and expelled in the gastro-intestinal tract. Consequently, the immune system and the (detoxification) organs also benefit from this. The unique mode of action of PMA zeolite can also enhance the effect of probiotics (good intestinal bacteria), which are also used for irritable bowel symptoms.

*lead, cadmium, arsenic, chromium and nickel and ammonium

Author: Mag. Sandra Eisenwagen, BSc.

Sandra Eisenwagen has been Head of Research and Development at Panaceo International GmbH in Austria since 2015. She previously worked as a consultant for nutrition and consumer protection at the FAO and the European Commission. She holds a Master's degree in Nutritional Sciences from the University of Vienna and studied Environmental Biology at the Università degli Studi Roma Tre as part of an Erasmus programme. Her expertise includes the development of food databases, nutritional sciences, food safety and microbiology.