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Leaky Gut

Updated: Apr 22

What is a leaky gut?

A leaky gut refers to increased intestinal permeability, when the lining of the gut becomes too permeable. Normally, this lining acts as a protective barrier. When it's compromised, particles such as toxins, bacteria, and undigested food can pass into the bloodstream.


Causes of a leaky gut

Several factors can contribute to this condition:

  • Chronic stress

  • Poor diet (gluten, dairy, sugar)

  • Antibiotic use

  • Microbiome imbalance

  • Infections and inflammation

  • Alcohol overuse

  • Sleep problems and inactivity


Symptoms of a leaky gut

A leaky gut can lead to a wide range of symptoms:

  • Bloating, abdominal pain, gas

  • Food intolerances

  • Skin issues like eczema or acne

  • Chronic fatigue

  • Headaches or migraines

  • Joint or muscle pain

  • Brain fog or mood swings

  • Weakened immune system


How does Mesology view a leaky gut?

In Mesology, we don’t just treat the symptoms, we investigate the root cause. A leaky gut is seen as a deeper disturbance of the digestive and regulatory systems. Using a combination of Western medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, nutritional science and orthomolecular therapy, we assess the body's full picture.

With the following tools a personal plan is created to restore the gut lining, reduce inflammation and rebalance the gut flora.

  • Electro-physiological measurements

  • Tongue and pulse diagnostics

  • Lifestyle and diet analysis


Treatment approach

Treatment is personalized and may include:

  • Gut-friendly dietary changes (gluten-, lactose- and sugar-free)

  • Herbal and orthomolecular supplementation

  • Microbiome support with pre- and probiotics

  • Liver and enzyme support

  • Stress, sleep and lifestyle coaching


FAQ

  1. What exactly is leaky gut?

    It means the intestinal wall becomes too permeable, allowing harmful substances to enter the bloodstream.


  2. How do I know if I have a leaky gut?

    Bloating, food intolerances, skin issues and fatigue may indicate leaky gut.


  3. Can Mesology detect leaky gut?

    Yes. Mesologists use energetic testing, diagnostics, and a full health intake to identify signs of leaky gut.


  4. How does a mesologist treat it?

    By addressing diet, inflammation, microbiome imbalance and supporting natural repair with herbs and supplements.


  5. Do I need to follow a specific diet?

    Yes, diet plays a key role in healing. You’ll receive custom recommendations tailored to your needs.


  6. Can leaky gut fully heal?

    Yes, with the right approach, the gut lining can regenerate and symptoms can greatly improve.


  7. Is treatment covered by insurance?

    It may be partially reimbursed under supplemental health insurance in some countries.


  8. Can children be treated for leaky gut?

    Yes, Mesology is safe for children and often very effective in digestive complaints.



Do you experience persistent complaints that may stem from a leaky gut?

Book a mesological consultation with Bridge for Balance and take the first step toward restoring your gut, and your overall vitality.



Leaky gut, or increased intestinal permeability, is a condition in which the gut lining becomes compromised, allowing toxins, bacteria, and undigested food particles to enter the bloodstream. This may lead to a wide variety of symptoms such as digestive complaints, chronic fatigue, skin conditions, and mood disturbances. Mesology addresses leaky gut holistically, combining Western medical knowledge with complementary methods such as energetic testing, dietary changes, herbal support, and stress reduction. Through tailored treatment, Mesology focuses on restoring gut integrity, improving overall health, and supporting the body’s natural ability to heal itself from the inside out. Cheyenne van Eikeren | Bridge for Balance | Mesologie | Mesologie Hillegom | Mesologie Ibiza  | Voedingscoach | Lifestyle coach | Ayurveda | Traditionele chinese geneeskunde | Homeopathie | Fytotherapie | Orthomoleculaire geneeskunde | Voedingsleer | Kruidengeneeskunde | Natuurgeneeskunde | Holistische geneesku

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