Istituto Rudy Lanza - Catalogo bibliografico delle tesi

Il ruolo dell’idrocolonterapia ha molteplici facce a partire dalla cura della stipsi cronica funzionale, alla sua applicazione nelle patologie funzionali del colon, il ripristino dell’equilibrio del microbiota che è fondamentale per il mantenimento del benessere dell’individuo, non solo intestinale ma anche neurologico, epatico, renale, cutaneo, urogenitale e soprattutto immunitario.

Intervenire sul microbiota permette di avviare strategie di salvaguardia della popolazione sull’utilizzo di antibiotici con possibilità di contenimento dell’antibiotico resistenza.

L’idrocolon con la tecnica di lavaggio dolce e profondo favorisce il ripristino dell’eubiosi intestinale a cui far seguire percorsi terapeutici per il mantenimento di una corretta funzione motoria intestinale, un microbiota eubiotico e un soddisfacente equilibrio metabolico.

Di vitale importanza sono gli integratori atti a cooperare con il processo di ripristino della motilità intestinale esercitato dalla Idrocolonterapia e selezionati dopo la normativa europea che vieta l’utilizzo di integratori con presenza di idrosiaantracene.

BIBLIOGRAFIA E SITOGRAFIA:

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