Leaky Gut Revive - Strawberry Lemonade

If you haven’t heard about leaky gut by now… allow me to fill you in on exactly what it means. Leaky gut is a term used to describe an intestinal barrier that has become, quite simply, too permeable. In short, this means that your intestines are no longer doing an adequate job of keeping antigens such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and potentially allergenic or inflammatory proteins from food out of your bloodstream and lymphatic system. The tight junctions between your intestine’s cell walls become damaged and stretched, and these gaps allow antigens to pass from your intestines into the rest of your body where they can cause inflammation, allergies, food sensitivities and more…

Your gut cells have the ability to turn over and regenerate every 48 hours… IF you have what they need to do so. This is extremely good news if you’re suffering from nagging digestive issues. This means that by nourishing your gut cells, and avoiding inflammatory triggers, you can quite literally ‘renew’ your intestinal lining. As old cells die and make way for new cells, we have the ability to provide these new cells with everything they need so that they can function at optimum efficiency.

Leaky Gut Revive® is the direct upgrade and successor to Amy Myers famous GI Repair Powder. After years of using GI Repair powder with patients, Amy Myers optimized the formula, as well as added slippery elm and marshmallow root to take the gut repairing factors and mucous membrane support to the next level. These small but vital changes make Leaky Gut Revive® the absolute best supplement for anyone concerned about leaky gut and intestinal health.

Leaky Gut Revive® is incredibly easy to add to your gut health regimen. Do you have at least one glass of water every day? I sure hope so! That’s all it takes to be able to take Leaky Gut Revive®. It mixes fast and effortlessly into any beverage. Try mixing it in a glass of water, a smoothie, or fresh juice first thing in the morning like I often do!

What do Larch Trees have to do with your gut health? I’m willing to wager you didn’t think you were going to be on the receiving end of a botany lesson today. However, 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!