Remedies that address Leaky Gut Syndrome

When food and toxins slip into the bloodstream by penetrating the intestinal walls, it’s called Leaky Gut Syndrome. It’s uncomfortable and always present. What you need is a natural, holistic solution to repair the walls. Read on for top remedies.

Abdominal cramps, worsened by even slight consumption of food or drink, are often greatly reduced with Colocynthis. Cutting, gripping pains in the abdomen respond well to this remedy too.  You feel better by bending double or pressing the abdomen hard.

Bloating of the entire abdomen, especially when there’s rumbling, points to China off. There is a sense of heaviness after meals and bitter burping. Symptoms are worse for drinking tea or eating fruit. Movement makes you feel better.

When flatulence is the top offender, look at Lycopodium. Flatulence which arises after eating small portions, feels trapped and can cause a bursting pain. Certain foods trigger the flatulence: cabbage, beans and bread and potatoes (farinaceous foods)

If you are constipated and unable to produce stool, or bowel movements are scanty, Nux vomica is a good remedy. Even though the urge is there, there is a never done feeling that causes discomfort. Rumbling and gurgling noises often emerge from the abdomen.

Diarrhea after eating suggests Aloe soc. This remedy addresses abdominal cramps before and during smelly, flatulent loose stool. Often there is a sudden urge. Aloe soc is a top remedy for IBS.

Rhus tox addresses joint pains in leaky gut syndrome and Arsenicum album lessens breathing difficulties. Blood in watery stool points to Merc sol. 

What is Leaky Gut Syndrome?
The small intestines permit only certain nutrients and electrolytes into the bloodstream, normally. Toxins and microbes and food particles do not get through. When the gut barrier weakens, the bloodstream is contaminated; inflammation and eventual autoimmune dysfunction occur.

Symptoms include bloating, abdominal cramps. Diarrhea, constipation, excess flatulence, skin allergies, joint pains, migraines, joint pains and food sensitivities.

What causes it?
Too many courses of antibiotics, too much alcohol, infections, celiac disease, food sensitivities, Type 1 Diabetes and radiotherapy can contribute. A weakened immune system, chemotherapy drugs and yeast overgrowth in the bowel are other known causes.

What does it lead to?
It can result in Crohn’s Disease, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, ulcerative colitis, eczema and psoriasis, fibromyalgia, asthma, irritable bowel syndrome, multiple sclerosis and chronic fatigue syndrome.

Does this sound like you or a loved one?

Leaky gut and SIBO and IBS are just three of many gut dysfunction issues that homeopathy addresses.Get in touch to tell me what’s going on. I will tell you how homeopathy can help.