Educational information on nutrition, lifestyle and eye health as a possible complementary support to standard ophthalmic care. No content replaces medical visits, diagnosis or prescribed therapies.

Terrain Diets

... s possible nutritional support levers. 1 1. Dysbiotic Phlogotype (GUT‑REPAIR Axis) › Dynamics: leaky gut and microbiota imbalance. Bacterial components (LPS) enter the bloodstream, sustaining low‑grad ...

Surface Pathologies

... ads them as an “Immunostress Profile”, with Th2 dominance, mast‑cell instability and often a leaky gut. Overall histamine burden, DAO efficiency and microbiota quality influence ocular hyper‑reactivit ...

Nutritional Principles

... Microbiota & Gut‑Eye Axis The relationship between gut microbiota, intestinal permeability (leaky gut), probiotic strains and ocular inflammation is an area of interest but still being defined. The d ...

Microbiota & Probiotics

... and mucosal barrier function. Gut–eye axis Dysbiosis and increased intestinal permeability (Leaky Gut) may contribute to low‑grade inflammation also involving ocular tissues. More sensitive ocular di ...

Probiotics for Eyes

... T to CALT). When intestinal flora is altered (dysbiosis), tight junctions give way, creating Leaky Gut. This allows toxic fragments (LPS) to enter the bloodstream and bind to ocular receptors (TLR-4), ...

Scientific Glossary

... ow-grade inflammatory states affecting the ocular surface and uvea. Intestinal Permeability (Leaky Gut) A pathophysiological state characterized by impaired tight junction integrity in the intestinal ...