All begins with the intestine

Many diseases have their origin in the intestine. Therefore we always ask about intestinal problems, irritable bowel and leaky gut syndrome.

The intestine and the microbiome are increasingly coming into the focus of medicine. The intestine has long been called the second brain and plays a key role in the immune system. The microbiome, with which we live together symbiotically, also plays a considerable role and weighs up to 2 kg. Environmental influences have a great effect on the microbiome and in today's world it is becoming more and more of a challenge to lead a completely healthy lifestyle. In addition, there are challenging issues such as antibiotics, industrial food, radiation, environmental toxins, pesticides, etc., all of which have an effect on the intestinal bacteria.

We have specialised in the field of the intestines. We do not believe that people with irritable bowel syndrome need to be psychologically assessed, but need a comprehensive bowel rehabilitation. We work together with the leading European scientist in this field and have unique solutions that are scientifically sound and have a very high therapeutic success rate.

Our therapies are less invasive and very sustainable. This also applies to persistent clinical conditions such as Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. We offer diagnoses regarding toxin load and existing leaky gut syndrome, as well as other intestinal diagnoses and accompany you on the way to health.

The "stamp" irritable bowel is not a conclusive term for us. We get to the bottom of your complaints. Unclear chronic flatulence, a feeling of fullness, constipation, burping, various types of abdominal pain, etc. often have a clear cause, if you look closely.

Causal medicine = Wise Medicine !

• Gastroparesis (partial paralysis of the muscular gastric mucosa)

• Acid inducing indigestion

• Carbohydrate intolerances

• Bacterial overgrowth of the small intestine (SIBO)

• Aerophagy (air swallowing)

• Functional dyspepsia (various symptoms of digestive disorders)

• Lack of balance between diaphragm and abdomen

• Autoimmune chronic intestinal diseases (Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, etc.)

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