GI Defend

The role of the gut barrier in immune health has prompted research to enhance its strength. Scientists have discovered that the binding capabilities of immunoglobulins positively impact gut barrier function. Immunoglobulins are able to bind to microbes and toxins present in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, facilitating their elimination before activating the immune system. By removing these unwanted triggers, immunoglobulins contribute to resetting healthy immune tolerance and building a stronger barrier against external environmental factors. This process is crucial for maintaining a balanced and robust immune response within the gut. The findings emphasize the significance of immunoglobulins in supporting overall gastrointestinal and immune health.