The understanding of the gut’s pivotal role in overall health has deep roots in ancient medical traditions, ranging from Ayurveda to the teachings of Hippocrates. While these early beliefs emphasized the gut’s significance in maintaining health and preventing disease, it is only recently that Western medicine has embraced the concept of gut-barrier dysfunction as a critical factor not only in digestive health but also in chronic allergic, inflammatory, and autoimmune diseases. With practical advice for clinicians and individuals alike, the following article serves as a valuable resource in navigating the complexities of gut health and its far-reaching implications for well-being.
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