Gut-Skin Axis

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Leaky gut allows LPS to enter the bloodstream, activating dendritic cells and triggering the IL-6, TNF-alpha, and IL-1β cytokines that drive the Th17 pathway. — Psoriasis as a Gut-Driven Systemic Disease: Root Causes, Immune Pathways, and Naturopathic Treatment
Psoriatic patients have measurably elevated serum LPS levels and demonstrated gut hyperpermeability. — Psoriasis as a Gut-Driven Systemic Disease: Root Causes, Immune Pathways, and Naturopathic Treatment
Circulating LPS elevates cyclic GMP levels in skin cells, dramatically accelerating keratinocyte proliferation — the hallmark cellular event in psoriasis. — Psoriasis as a Gut-Driven Systemic Disease: Root Causes, Immune Pathways, and Naturopathic Treatment
Akkermansia muciniphila and Faecalibacterium prausnitzii help maintain the intestinal mucosal barrier; their depletion enables bacterial translocation. — Psoriasis as a Gut-Driven Systemic Disease: Root Causes, Immune Pathways, and Naturopathic Treatment
Gut microbial DNA has been isolated from the blood of patients with active psoriasis. — Psoriasis as a Gut-Driven Systemic Disease: Root Causes, Immune Pathways, and Naturopathic Treatment