Darmgesundheit - Der Darm und sein stiller Einfluss auf unsere häufigsten Volkskrankheiten.

Lecture and discussion with Ulrike Precht (alternative practitioner in Stuttgart specializing in women's and intestinal health).
Thursday, 23.4.2026, 7:30 pm, Augustenstraße 127, S-West.

Many common diseases do not develop suddenly - they often develop in the background over years. One organ plays a central role in this and yet is often underestimated: the gut. It is home to billions of microorganisms and influences the immune system, metabolism and many processes throughout the body.
Current scientific findings show that gut health can be linked to numerous common diseases - including cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, chronic inflammation and obesity. The gut often works silently, long before symptoms become noticeable.
In this lecture, you will learn in an understandable way how the gut is structured, what tasks it performs for health and what influence diet, lifestyle and stress can have on the balance in the gut. You will also receive practical tips for everyday life that you can use to support your intestinal health.
An exciting insight into an organ that can do far more than just digest food.

About the speaker
Ulrike Precht is a naturopath in Stuttgart specializing in women's and intestinal health. In her practice, she supports people with a holistic approach that combines modern findings from intestinal research, Ayurveda and stress regulation. She previously worked in a management position at Mercedes for many years and knows the health effects of stress and high workloads from her own experience. Today, she helps people to better understand their bodies and consciously strengthen their health in everyday life.