In the diagnosis and treatment of disease, the gastrointestinal tract has increasingly come into focus. This is also underlined by Giulia Enders' book "Gut", which became a bestseller in record time.
Many people suffer from poor digestion, from constant bloating, from an "I can eat whatever I want, but I can hardly tolerate anything anymore" feeling, or from "irritable bowel syndrome".
These often complex symptoms — from constipation to diarrhoea — affect a steadily growing number of women and men, seniors and children, the athletic and the "desk-bound".
80 per cent of our immune system is located in the gut.
One thing is certain: in cases of persistent susceptibility to infections, allergic reactions and hypersensitivities — from hyperactivity through to depression — the cause may lie in the gut.
What matters to me here is that other factors are also excluded through conventional medical diagnostics. A stool analysis carried out in the laboratory can reveal imbalances among our "helpers in the gut" — the many physiological intestinal bacteria — or inflammation of the mucosa. One of my tasks is to strengthen your immune system and restore the balance in your gut.
Über den Autor — Marcus Stötzer
Heilpraktiker · Naturheilpraxis Stötzer Wiesbaden
Schwerpunkte: Infusionstherapie, Akupunktur nach Boel, Oxyvenierung, Colon-Hydro-Therapie und Vitalstoffmedizin. Marcus begleitet seine Patienten seit Jahren mit ganzheitlichem Blick auf Körper, Energiebalance und Lebensqualität.