Schadstoffe als Ursache oder Auslöser endokriner Störungen und chronischer Erkrankungen

Claus Schulte-Uebbing; Martin Landenberger; Florian Pfab; Liana Antal

doi:10.1055/s-0038-1675438

Zeitschrift für Orthomolekulare Medizin, Table of Contents

Zeitschrift für Orthomolekulare Medizin 2018; 16(03): 15-21
DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1675438

Wissen

Schadstoffe als Ursache oder Auslöser endokriner Störungen und chronischer Erkrankungen

Aminosäuren in Prävention und Therapie

Authors

Claus Schulte-Uebbing
Martin Landenberger
Florian Pfab
Liana Antal

Abstract

Zusammenfassung

Pestizide, Schwermetalle, Weichmacher, Schadstoffe aus dem Tabakrauch und andere Substanzen wirken als Endokrine Disruptoren und können chronische Erkankungen und Tumorwachstum fördern sowie Alterungsprozesse von Geweben beschleunigen. Aminosäuren sind in der Lage, neoplastischen Prozessen entgegenzuwirken, beeinflussen neurochemische Resilienzfaktoren und ZNS-Faktoren positiv, beugen Insulinresistenz und damit Diabetes vor. Auch für die Detoxifikation eliminationspflichtiger lipophiler Substrate ist die ausreichende Versorgung mit Aminosäuren notwendig. Endokrine Disruptoren können immunologische und neurologische Regelkreise stören, den Aminosäurestoffwechsel empfindlich beeinträchtigen und zu einem deutlich erhöhten Bedarf an Aminosäuren führen. Eine gezielte individuelle laborkontrollierte Aminosäurezufuhr kann ein effektives therapeutisches Element in der angewandten Präventivmedizin sein.

Schlüsselwörter

Schadstoffe - Endokrine Disruptoren - Aminosäuren - estrogene Aktivität - Schwermetalle - Pestizide - Phthalate - Karzinome - endogene Regelkreise - Depression - Demenz - Insulinresistenz - Adrenal Insufficiency Syndrome - DHEA - Gehirnfunktion - gonadale Dysfunktion - Detoxifikation - Glukosestoffwechsel - Alterungsprozesse

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