Endometriosis

In this context, Cellular Nutrition provides highly effective solutions by correcting systemic inflammation, regulating the microbiota, and supporting hormonal balance.

To understand these mechanisms, the assessment explores several interconnected physiological axes:

• Hormonal: oestrogen/progesterone fluctuations, relative oestrogen dominance, pronounced premenstrual syndrome, acne, water retention.
• Gut & microbiota: intestinal permeability, dysbiosis, disturbed transit, bloating, digestive endometriosis.
• Inflammatory: pelvic pain, dyspareunia, joint or systemic pain reflecting low-grade inflammation.
• Neuropsychic: role of stress, disrupted sleep, anxiety, chronic fatigue and migraines in maintaining inflammation.
• Skin: associated manifestations (acne, reactive skin) reflecting the impact of hormonal and inflammatory imbalance.
• Dietary & lifestyle: aggravating role of gluten, dairy, sugar, alcohol and dietary excesses in sustaining systemic inflammation.

This assessment highlights the dominant imbalances and identifies priority levers for action through nutritional optimisation and targeted micronutritional supplementation, with the aim of reducing inflammation, restoring hormonal balance and improving the quality of life of women affected by endometriosis.