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Mucosal support • Four “R” Regime of mucosal support • Remove all noxious factors • Food • Homotoxins • Replace all factors mucosa need • Nutrients • ENERGY (Catalysts) • Repair the gut lining • Reinoculate good bacteria © <strong>IAH</strong> 2007 26 The way to approach the leaky gut is through a 4 R regime, that of remove, replace, repair and reinnoculate. This regime will aim to remove all noxious toxins and pathogenic bacteria, as well as to replace all the nutrients which are needed for the body to regulate and especially for the enterocytes to ensure health of the gut lining. The repair need to be supported with specific antihomotoxic medicine. Lastly the inoculation of live bacteria should complete the regime. 26
Homotoxicology approach © <strong>IAH</strong> 2007 27 This antihomotoxic regime is used for patients who are seen to have a leaky gut. When one treats diseases which are accompanied by a leaky gut, we see that the three pillars will go a long way to treat this component as well, as the basic organ support of Mucosa compositum and catalysts are included in most of the advanced three pillar therapy schemes. Nux vomica-Homaccord is a very good functiotropic remedy in the case of any gut syndrome, and Hepar compositum has a colonic and pancreatic extract in it, which will support the gut and pancreas further. If there are symptoms of moderate to severe pancreatitis one can add Momordica compositum, but in most cases Hepar compositum will be sufficient. As the pancrestitis is low grade. Traumeel and organ extracts are used to induce the T reg cells in the gut lining, and restore tolerance in this way, as well as reduce the inflammation. 27
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