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When changes in the lining of the intestinal tract take place, there are certain telltale signs that offer a clue that the patient may be suffering from a leaky gut, causing toxic elements to invade the blood stream. Objective signs (observed by someone other than the patient) include everything from skin rash of one kind or another, bloating of the stomach, and impaired growth (as in the case of celiac disease) to malaise, malnutrition, nasal coryza (as in the case of allergic sensitivity), mucous stools (as in the case of irritable bowel syndrome, IBS), as well as blood in the stools (as in the case of parasite infection).