Does Spirulina have any effect on stomach problems?

Nowadays, people are under great pressure at work, which leads to irregular diet. They always have irregular meals, or they are busy with work and social activities, drink alcohol, stay up late to work overtime, and eat midnight snacks after work, which leads to sub-health state of the body. It is especially common to suffer from stomach problems, such as frequent stomach pain, excessive stomach acid, or gastrointestinal dysfunction, etc. Some people go directly to the pharmacy to get some stomach medicine when they have stomach pain, which may relieve the pain at the time, but cannot cure it. So, does spirulina have any effect on stomach problems?

Spirulina, a magical stomach nourishing product

Usually, people are under great work pressure, which consumes a lot of energy in the body, greatly reduces protein storage, causes the mucous glands in the stomach wall to atrophy and secretion to decrease. Food causes gastric acid secretion, which directly stimulates the stomach wall and causes stomach pain. Some people take stomach medicine because it contains antacids that can neutralize stomach acid and reduce pain, but this is only a temporary solution and not a permanent cure. Antacids affect the digestion and decomposition of protein by gastric acid, and thus affect the absorption of protein and minerals, causing protein and mineral malabsorption, which naturally leads to malnutrition and makes gastrointestinal ulcers difficult to heal.

Spirulina has outstanding achievements in restoring gastrointestinal function. It can quickly and effectively repair the gastrointestinal wall tissue, restore the mucosal function, restore the balance of intestinal bacteria, and thus regulate gastric acid concentration. At the same time, spirulina contains factors that improve digestive function and can greatly promote the digestion of food in the body. In addition, spirulina contains high amounts of plant protein and B vitamins, among which cystine is particularly beneficial for gastrointestinal ulcers.

In addition, taking spirulina, which is rich in protein and chlorophyll, is extremely effective in the treatment and prevention of digestive organ diseases. Spirulina contains rich and balanced vitamins and minerals, including 8 essential amino acids, with a reasonable composition and easy absorption. It contains natural VA precursor carotene, linolenic acid, and various unsaturated fatty acids, which have a good effect on the repair and regeneration of digestive tract epithelial tissue and the normal functioning of the tissue. Therefore, for patients with stomach problems, spirulina is the first choice for nourishing and protecting the stomach.

Bar bodyguard - Spirulina

It is inevitable to have a drink when going out for social events on weekdays or gathering with friends and family on holidays, but sometimes it is unavoidable to drink a large amount of strong liquor. Some people can drink a thousand cups without getting drunk, but some people drink so much that they feel sick and even go to the hospital. Drinking alcohol can damage the stomach or cause acute gastric mucosal inflammation. This is because alcohol can destroy the protective layer of the gastric mucosa, causing the hydrogen ions in the gastric juice to diffuse into the gastric mucosa, causing mucosal congestion and edema. Spirulina is rich in alkaline elements such as potassium, sodium, calcium, and magnesium. It can not only neutralize stomach acid, but also break down microparticles that adhere to the stomach and duodenum to form a protective film, promote the regeneration of gastric mucosa, and repair damaged gastrointestinal mucosa. This largely solves the irritation of alcohol to the stomach and protects the injured stomach and intestines.

In addition, after people drink alcohol, it enters the stomach and is first broken down into acetaldehyde. Acetaldehyde can stimulate the nerves and cause dizziness and other symptoms. If the peroxidase in the human body that can break down acetaldehyde does not do so quickly or thoroughly enough, drunkenness will occur. Spirulina can accelerate the activity of oxidative dehydrogenase, thereby effectively decomposing acetaldehyde to achieve the effect of sobering up.

When facing stomach problems, we must adhere to the principle of "three parts nourishment and seven parts treatment". Spirulina's excellent effects in nourishing and protecting the stomach have been increasingly recognized by more experts and patients. The treatment of stomach problems is a long and persistent process. In addition to choosing reasonable health products, cultivating good eating habits is the best way to protect the stomach and intestines.