Acne - Why the bowel can trigger acne

by Dolly Bandra Health and Fitness Consultant Already more than seventy years, spoke the dermatologists John H. Stokes and Donald M. Pillsbury from the influence of the digestive system to other areas of the body.

They coined the term "gut-brain-skin axis" and explained this as follows: Emotional stress and unhealthy diet altered the healthy intestinal flora , reduced intestinal motility, increased the abnormal permeability of the intestinal mucosa, leading to an out of hand of toxins, which chronic inflammation as well as increased insulin resistance and this could in turn have an acne result.

Stokes and Pillsbury recommended already at that time the intake of intestinal bacteria to produce the skin health back through the intestines.

Seventy years is a long time. But only in 2011 the theses of Stokes and Pillsbury were officially confirmed. Bowe and Logan wrote in the journal Gut Pathogens :

Since the intestinal flora and intestinal bacterial preparations influenced chronic inflammation positive as they also reduced oxidative stress,

contribute to the regulation of blood sugar and fat content of the skin and even were able to lift the mood and all of these factors in the development Acne play a prominent role, have the condition of the intestinal flora of the intestine and extraordinary impact on the health of the skin and thus on the healing of acne.

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