THE WEAKENING OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM IN INDIVIDUALS WITH THE BRADYENTERIA SYNDROME

Abstract

The article presents a comparison of data from two groups of examined medical workers aged 27-68 years, who analyzed the regularity of Bowel Habit implementation, 10 clinical parameters of the immune system, and the level of quality of life. The first group of examined individuals was characterized by the presence of a regular circadian rhythm of intestinal evacuation function at a frequency of at least 7 times a week (Euenteria). The second group of individuals was characterized by the absence of a regular circadian rhythm of Bowel Habit in the form of slowing down the rhythm of enteral activity (Bradyenteria) at a frequency of intestinal rhythm from 3 to 6 times a week. It was found that in individuals with Euenteria, the physiologically optimal (morning) acrophase of the intestinal rhythm was 2.6 times more common than the pessimal phase (evening). In individuals with Bradyenteria, the evening phase of the intestinal rhythm was 3 times more common than the morning one. A decrease in the level of immune system activity was found in 22% of individuals with Euenteria, but in 50% of individuals with Bradyenteria. Bradyenteria is a risk factor for weakening of the system. The quality of life of people with Euenteria was reduced in 17% of cases, and in people with Bradyenteria - in 37% of cases. Bradyenteria lowers the Quality of Life by almost 2 times compared to Euenteria. Bradyenteria syndrome is associated with a lack of optimal morning Bowel Habit, with a 1.5 fold increased risk of obesity, a reduced level of immunity and reduced level of Quality of life.