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The BOWEL = The CENTER of HEALTH
The bowel may not
be the most glamorous organ, but it is the foundation of health. To
understand why, it's important to know that nearly 80 percent of all pathogens
enter the body through or attached to mucosal surfaces; e.g.,
the sinuses,
respiratory tract, mouth, gastrointestinal tract, and bile ducts, and that the
largest of the mucosal surfaces is the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.
The GI tract is also where most infectious organisms enter the body and where the antibodies and many different beneficial bacteria (yes, bacteria can be both good and bad, depending on the type) are produced and work to attack invading pathogens and stop diseases before they take hold).
There's a constant battle going on in your GI tract -- enemies coming in and
your standing army fighting them
off (that is, when the GI tract is healthy and
your army is properly armed).
When your defenses are weak, which can occur for many reasons, such as antibiotic use, poor nutrition, environmental toxins, and stress, then the invaders can take over, and disease settles in.
Yes, the bowel is definitely where the action is.
Colostrum contains many compounds of critical importance in human health.
Yet they are of little or no value if they are not bioavailable (able to
be used by the body),
and if they do not act where they are most needed -- the
bowel.
Numerous studies conducted over the past twenty-five-plus years
show that bovine colostrum contains protease
inhibitors that prevent the
digestive tract from destroying the immunoglobulins in colostrum,
thus allowing
them to pass virtually unaltered into the bowel and to adhere to the
mucosal
surfaces and do their work.
A recent study, conducted at Harvard Medical
School, demonstrates that bovine immunoglobulins resist breakdown in the
gastrointestinal tract and retain their ability to help prevent and treat
diarrhea and colitis with colostridium difficile.
[see next
paragraph = personal, wife experience]
This is known as
C DIFF = and it is a very big problem
--- due in most part to the
unhealthy conditions in our hospitals
= we know: just recently went thru
"hell" because of it (this is a family / personal notation) thought
you might
want to know what can also happen in the bowel and how medical
facilities are now "filthy".
Much evidence shows the relationship between bowel health and overall health. One major clue is that many of the antibodies produced by the body are made in the intestinal tract at a site called Peyer's patches.
The antibodies produced in Peyer's patches prevent
disease on the mucosal membranes and in the
circulatory system. Further
evidence lies with the link between infections
of the bowel and those in the
lungs.
Convincing proof of the link between GI health and overall health is the existence of leaky gut syndrome.
The compromised BOWEL = Leaky Gut Syndrome:
Leaky gut syndrome.
Sounds like your stomach is full of holes, like a sieve, and is leaking out its
contents."
Not a bad definition from someone who had no idea what
leaky gut syndrome is.
Leaky gut is very common: at least as common as all the immune
system diseases combined.
(By the way, "gut"
is synonymous with intestine or bowel; it is not the stomach.)
Leaky gut syndrome, or intestinal permeability, is a condition in which the intestinal lining is more permeable than normal, which means there are unusually large pores or spaces between the cells that make up the intestinal wall.
This
additional space allows toxic substances such as bacteria, viruses, parasites,
and other
harmful factors to enter the bloodstream
and reach every part of the
body. In a healthy gut,
these toxins are eliminated.
One feature of leaky gut syndrome is that undigested fats and proteins can
escape into the intestinal wall,
resulting in
allergic responses by the
body.
Food allergies develop from a leaky gut when the large protein molecules (from food with protein/amino acids) pass through the intestinal wall and are absorbed before they are completely metabolized.
The immune system
recognizes these proteins as invaders and creates antibodies against them.
Whenever
you eat that particular food, the body attacks the protein,
and a food allergy is born.
Leady gut syndrome and the
inflammation of the intestinal lining that accompanies it can be triggered by
use of antibiotics, corticosteroids (e.g.
prednisone), nonsteroidal
anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs, e.g. aspirin, ibuprofen), birth control pills,
foods contaminated by parasites, molds, or bacteria (e.g., E. coli, Salmonella,
Listeria), viruses (e.g., rotavirus, HIV),
excessive intake of refined sugars,
enzyme deficiency (e.g./ celiac disease), caffeine, alcohol,
food additives,
surgery, and a decrease in blood supply to the bowel.
In the case of
long-term use of antibiotics, for example, the good bacteria in the gut are
destroyed, leaving the body's
number one site for production of antibodies
virtually unprotected. Incoming pathogen meet no resistance,
and the
resulting inflammation leads to leaky gut syndrome.
Symptoms that often accompany leaky gut are intestinal cramps, diarrhea, constipation, fatigue, bloating, and gas.
A very common cause of GI injury is the
use of NSAIDs. In a recent study, colostrum helped prevent
GI injury in
patients taking the NSAID indomethacin.
This suggests that colostrum may
also be effective in preventing GI damage caused by other NSAIDs,
including
aspirin and ibuprofen (e.g., Motrin, Advil).
Another
feature of leaky gut syndrome and bowel inflammation is mal absorption of
minerals,
which leads to mineral deficiencies.
These deficiencies occur
because the special carrier proteins, which transport the minerals from your
food
and supplements from the intestine to the bloodstream, are damaged by the
inflamed gut lining.
A zinc deficiency caused by poor absorption can result in hair loss (alopecia areata), and magnesium
deficiency is
common among people with fibromyalgia, even when they take supplements
of
magnesium, because the gut allows the mineral to leak into the
bloodstream.
Mineral deficiencies can lead to osteoporosis, arthritis,
heart disease, fatigue, memory loss, headache,
inability to concentrate, and
irritability.
The far arm of leaky gut syndrome reaches
still further. The
Inflammation in the gut damages an immunoglobulin
known
as IgA, which works in the healthy gut to protect against infection.
Without the help of IgA, pathogens can escape into the bloodstream and infect any part of the body.
An overstressed liver can result in confusion, loss of concentration, and other mental and cognitive problems.
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