L-GLUTAMINE

Nourishes and supports gut cell regeneration. L-Glutamine is a unique amino acid that lends itself to a plethora of roles and functions in your body. Your body contains up to 50,000 different types of proteins at any given time, and L-Glutamine is needed in almost all of them.

These proteins are responsible for nearly every single chemical reaction in your body, from digesting your food to repairing damaged tissue (especially in your gut). This means that besides 

L-Glutamine's ability to help support almost every structure and function of your body, it's especially crucial for repairing leaky gut.

ARABINOGALACTAN

Promotes healthy gut microflora and gut-mending fatty acid production, as well as bolsters your immune function. The North American Larch Tree offers gut health benefits that are simply too good not to tell you about. Early Native Americans chewed the tree's bark and used its resin. They believed it enhanced immune function. Today, we know they were right. Larch arabinogalactan does indeed support healthy immune function in numerous ways. It also acts as a prebiotic for beneficial bacteria in your gut. Probiotic bacteria ferment the arabinogalactan and produce fatty acids, such as butyrate, in the process. These fatty acids are incredibly beneficial to your gut and intestinal barrier.

DEGLYCYRRHIZINATED LICORICE

Proven to soothe the stomach and intestinal lining and provides adrenal support as well. What makes my licorice different is that it's deglycyrrhizinated. This means the effect on your blood pressure is minimal compared to regular licorice, and it is much safer for long-term use.

ALOE EXTRACT

Aloe vera is soothing and protecting, and helps your body replace its damaged mucosal lining caused by inflammation due to leaky gut. Aloe vera supports your immune system, increases the water content within your intestines, and helps mitigate Candida overgrowth, unhealthy bacteria, and inflammation. It also provides a wide range of nutrients and antioxidants, including vitamins A, C, and E.

Studies show aloe vera's beneficial effect on overall digestive health and comfort and its ability to boost the number of good bacteria in your gut. It is also a key source of glyconutrients. These are the eight essential sugars your body needs in order for your cells to communicate with each other and function properly.

MARSHMALLOW ROOT

Maximizes your gut repair and mucous membrane health. This multipurpose herb has a high mucilage content, which covers your digestive tract with a protective lining and supports a balanced inflammatory response in your gut, helping to soothe your stomach lining, promote a regular bowel pattern, as well as restoring the integrity of the small junctions between the cells in your digestive system.

SLIPPERY ELM

Used for centuries in the United States for gut repair. It works to your advantage in three ways. Slippery elm increases the mucilage content in your digestive tract, while also stimulating nerve endings to boost mucus secretion. This neutralizes excessive acidity in your gut and soothes your stomach lining. It also fights free radicals that contribute to your intestinal inflammation.

Slippery elm may also be a great ally if you're looking to lose weight. A study that tracked a group of 49 individuals who included slippery elm in their weight-loss regime showed that this herb helped produce significant weight loss results  and support healthy LDL cholesterol levels.