Diarrhea
Diarrhea is a major digestive tract malfunction. Finding the cause and treating it is an important part of our health.
Causes of Diarrhea - How the Body Reacts to Toxins and Digestive Disorders
The body defends itself against the accumulation of undigested toxic substances in the body.
The most common response to this condition is acute or chronic diarrhea. Their common causes are: eating too often and too much food that cannot be fully digested, metabolic overload of the pancreas, disturbance of intestinal flora and/or destruction of the gut-brain axis.
Diarrhea - diagnosis and diet are the key to intestinal health
Diarrhea can be a sign of digestive disorders that require professional support. Proper diagnostics and a personalized diet are key to restoring comfort and natural intestinal balance.
See also the BET-A test, which will help in proper diagnostics of your problem.
Symptoms that should worry you
The most common symptoms that should worry you:
– More than 3 loose stools per day,
– Loose stools ranging in color from yellow, through greenish to light brown,
– Semi-liquid or liquid, watery stools
– General weakness of the body,
– Weight loss (rapid),
– Low-grade fever
Questions and Answers
Haven’t found an answer? We’ll be happy to answer any other questions you may have.
Yes, the BETA test determines the level of secretion of digestive enzymes, how the body copes with the initial maceration of proteins in the stomach, shows the condition of the intestinal flora thanks to the built-in hydrogen test, and therefore allows for a more precise selection of the diet
Yes. Foods that are not digested properly will exacerbate symptoms associated with diarrhea.