Paul Saladino· MD
in cell culture these types of vegetables have been shown to induce leaky gut
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in cell culture these types of vegetables have been shown to induce leaky gut
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Paprika causing leaky gut in cell culture models.
I also think that other plant compounds, as I hinted at earlier, capsicum spices, even sweet bell peppers, hot peppers, can damage the gut. They can open tight junctions formed by occludin and claudin proteins and release zonulin. I will actually show a paper with regards to that in a moment, into uh, and cause leaky gut, which is the colloquial term for a damaged, open epithelium, a fenestrated gastrointestinal epithelium, if you uh, will.
However, in screening of vegetable extract, an extract of sweet pepper, that is probably red and green bell peppers, increased uh, was found to increase intestinal permeability, which the authors describe as a decrease in TEER, that is transepithelial resistance, electrical resistance. This is in cell culture, specifically.
In another study, Solanaceae spices, I've talked about these in the past, these are nightshades, such as cayenne pepper, cayenne pepper, paprika, were found to cause an immediate decrease in the transepithelial electrical resistance in vitro in the elect- in the ileocecal adenocarcinoma cell line. In the case of paprika, this was accompanied by an increase in small molecule permeability and aberrant staining of zonulin 1.
solan ac spices i've talked about these in the past these are night shades such as cayenne paper cayenne pepper paprika were found to cause an immediate decrease in the trans epithelial electrical resistance in vitro in the elect in the ileocecal adenocarcinoma cell line in the case of paprika this was accompanied by an increase in small molecule permeability and aberrant staining of zonulin one paprika causing leaky gut in cell culture models
other plant compounds as i hinted at earlier capsicum spices even sweet bell peppers hot peppers can damage the gut they can open tight junctions formed by occluding and clotting proteins and release zonulin i will actually show a paper with regards to that in a moment into uh and cause leaky gut which is the colloquial term for a damaged open epithelium a fenestrated gastrointestinal epithelium if you uh will
in screening of vegetable extract an extract of sweet pepper that is probably red and green bell peppers increased was found to increase intestinal permeability which the authors describe as a decrease in t-e-r that is trans epithelial resistance electrical resistance
solenace spices paprika cayenne pepper increased permeability for ions and macromolecules might be of pathophysiological importance particularly with respect to food allergy and intolerance