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Zeitschrift für Komplementärmedizin 2022; 14(01): 20-23
DOI: 10.1055/a-1745-5878
Praxis
Darmmikrobiota und Lunge

Die Darm-Lungen-Achse

Andreas Rüffer
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Summary

Lunge und Darm sind phylogenetisch sowie über das Schleimhaut-Immunnetzwerk miteinander verbunden. Daher wird auch von der Darm-Lungen-Achse gesprochen. In dieser Verbindung spielt offensichtlich die Darmmikrobiota eine wichtige Rolle, insbesondere beim Asthma und bei Infekten der Atemwege. Bei deren Behandlung ist daher unterstützend die diagnostische und therapeutische Berücksichtigung der Darmmikrobiota hilfreich.

Keywords

Mikrobiotoa - Darm - Lunge - Asthma - Leaky Gut


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Article published online:
01 March 2022

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