Intestinal dysbiosis: balance, symptoms and analysis
Introduction
On this page you will find an overview of the BioMetaTest for intestinal dysbiosis, of the role played by the balance of bacterial flora, and of the main critical issues that this test helps to analyse.
Summary
- Balance of the intestinal bacterial flora
- Pathologies related to intestinal dysbiosis
- BioMetaTest and analysis panels
Balance of the intestinal bacterial flora
60% of diseases depend on an intestinal dysbiosis, that is, on an incorrect balance of the intestinal bacterial flora, and on everything that disrupts our delicate intestinal metabolism, such as the acid-alkaline environment and digestive metabolism.
In our organism, 400 different families of bacteria coexist; as long as the balance is maintained, no disease is triggered; when even only one type of bacterium prevails over the others, the balance becomes dangerously compromised.
Pathologies related to intestinal dysbiosis
Dysbiosis leads to many pathologies: inefficiencies of the immune system, poor absorption of nutrients, premature ageing, mood swings, tiredness, headaches, problems of gastritis, colitis, difficult digestion, up to possible tumours of the colon and stomach.
Our digestive system plays a key role in maintaining a good state of health; when the balance is altered due to dysbiosis, pathological chain reactions are triggered.
BioMetaTest and analysis panels
The BioMetaTest for intestinal dysbiosis is composed of a series of Bio analysis panels that analyse: the critical issues of the individual digestive organs, the toxins that could accumulate in the intestinal tract, the criticalities of the intestinal bacterial flora, the metabolism of the intestinal immune system, the digestive enzymes, a graphic summary, intestinal dysbiosis indices and pathological forecast vectors.
A test unique in its kind and extremely innovative, complete and rich in every detail, with advice, analyses, suggestions, information and the possibility of a personalised nutritional consultation from one of our experts on intestinal dysbiosis.
Useful insights
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