Studien zum Immunsystem
Erhöhung der Darmpermeabilität durch Gluten
Danksagung:
Mein Dank für die Unterstützung bei der internationalen Literaturzusammenstellung gilt folgenden Wissenschaftlern:
Dr. Jens Freese, Institut für Sporternährung und Ernährungsimmunologie, Köln
Uwe Gröber, Akademie & Zentrum für Mikronährstoffmedizin, Essen
Dr. med. Volker Schmiedel, Baar, Schweiz
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- Empfehlung: Ergänzung von Vitamin A, B, C, D, Omega-3 Fettsäuren, Selen und Zink sowie Überprüfung des Eisenspiegels (Anmerkung Eisenspeicher Ferritin)
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Danksagung:
Mein Dank für die Unterstützung bei der internationalen Literaturzusammenstellung gilt folgenden Wissenschaftlern:
Dr. Jens Freese, Institut für Sporternährung und Ernährungsimmunologie, Köln
Uwe Gröber, Akademie & Zentrum für Mikronährstoffmedizin, Essen
Dr. med. Volker Schmiedel, Baar, Schweiz