What skin problems can bad intestines cause?
First, the skin produces too much sebum to block pores and hair follicles to form acne.
1 .pustule 2. cyst
3. Nodules, 4 papules
Second, the skin immunity decreases and sensitive symptoms appear.
1, red and itchy skin, 2, dryness, 3, rash
Third, rosacea
1, the face is red, not only the nose, but usually in the middle of the face.
2, redness and swelling like sores
3. Hypertrophy of nasal tissue
Fourth, the skin is dull and dull, and it is easy to grow spots and age.
Intestine is the digestion and absorption system of human body. Poor intestinal digestion and absorption directly affects the operation of various parts of the body, and the skin is the display of the human body. Insufficient nutrition or excessive toxins are directly manifested in the face.
What effect does the intestine have on the skin?
First, harmful bacteria will produce harmful metabolites.
Intestinal flora lives in our intestines, eating and drinking Lazar. Probiotics will "pull" good things, such as lactase, lipase, short-chain fatty acids, vitamins that are helpful to the skin and so on. Harmful bacteria will "pull" some bad things, such as some substances that promote inflammation. Among them, Clostridium difficile can cause diarrhea, and at the same time, it can also metabolize aromatic amino acids into benzene or cresol, which enters the blood and accumulates in the skin, resulting in the decrease of keratin expression in the skin, thus affecting epidermal differentiation and barrier disorder.
Second, intestinal bacteria overgrown.
Generally, intestinal bacteria are mainly located in the colon and rarely in the small intestine, but there is a situation called overgrowth of intestinal bacteria, which will lead to some symptoms of intestinal diseases such as abdominal distension, abdominal pain and constipation. This situation is closely related to acne and rosacea.
Poor intestinal tract will lead to lack of nutrition in the skin, affect the levels of various hormones in the body, increase the inflammatory molecules in the body to attack the skin, and lead to various skin problems.
What effect does the intestine have on the skin?
Third, the intestinal barrier is damaged.
There is a wall-like barrier in the intestine to prevent fire, theft and theft. Only good nutrition can enter the blood through the wall. However, if the intestinal barrier is damaged and there are holes in the wall, some harmful metabolism and pro-inflammatory substances of bacteria will sneak into the blood and flow to the skin, leading to inflammation of the skin muscle base, which is manifested as redness, acne and rosacea, which will accelerate the formation of wrinkles after a long time.
The reason of intestinal barrier leakage is intestinal flora imbalance. Too few probiotics may lead to holes in the wall that cannot stop the harm of harmful bacteria, affecting skin structure, inflammation and sebum secretion.
The intestine can be called the second "brain" of human beings. About 99% of nutrients needed by human body are digested by intestine, and 100% is absorbed by intestine. If intestinal damage leads to indigestion, a large amount of toxins will accumulate in the intestine, which is very unfavorable to human health.
Harm caused by enterotoxin
Damage to the intestine
Long-term accumulation of feces and toxins in the intestine will induce a variety of intestinal diseases, including colitis, colonic ulcer, diverticulitis, and even malignant diseases such as rectal cancer and colon cancer. In addition, undigested rotten food in the intestine will form malodorous gas and produce toxins, most of which will be inhaled into the blood and cause poisoning. These gases will also return from the intestine to the stomach, causing hiccups, which will produce odor and sour taste in the mouth.
Damage to liver function
Because the stool stays in the intestine for a long time, the toxin is absorbed by the large intestine, enters the liver through the portal vein and reaches the whole body, which increases the burden of liver detoxification function, leads to the decline of liver function, and then accelerates the apoptosis and degeneration of liver cells, allowing them to develop and form cirrhosis. Methyl noise in toxins has a strong carcinogenic effect, which can easily turn into liver cancer if it is not treated in time. Secondly, when the liver function is seriously damaged, the ammonia absorbed by the large intestine from feces cannot be metabolized by the liver in time. After high concentration ammonia permeates the blood-brain barrier, the excitability of the cerebral cortex is inhibited, and the patient's response to external stimuli is reduced, resulting in drowsiness, drowsiness and even deep coma, which is clinically called hepatic coma.
Damage to renal function
Some ammonia in feces will hydrate in the blood to form metabolites such as urea and muscle poisoning. Because of constipation, a large amount of ammonia is synthesized into urea and muscle poisoning in the blood, which increases the burden on the kidney and damages its function. Once the function of kidney is destroyed, it will cause serious harm to the urinary system, endocrine system and hematopoietic system of human body.
Harm to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases
Because constipation makes it very difficult for patients to defecate, patients need to constantly increase their intra-abdominal pressure during defecation, which makes some patients with hypertension, heart disease and cerebral thrombosis increase their blood pressure and heart rate, and the cardiac blood volume and cerebral blood flow suddenly increase, which is easy to lead to stroke and cerebral infarction death. In addition, it will also reduce the utilization rate of dopamine binding, resulting in the transmission of brain neurons being blocked, resulting in Alzheimer's disease.
Damage to the immune system
The accumulation of toxins greatly affects the functions of various organs of the body, reduces human immunity, and seriously affects human resistance to diseases, which is the root of sub-health state.