How To Heal Your Gut Issues - medicalhealthinstitute.com

How To Heal Your Gut Issues

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The three fundamental aspects of gut health include: the microbial population, physical structures, and immune regulatory function. A healthy gut microbiome is multi-faceted and relies heavily upon all 3 of these factors, like a three-legged stool. For this reason, therapies that only address one of these facets do not typically provide total restoration of a dysfunctional GI tract. The Microbiome Labs Total Gut Restoration system was uniquely designed to target all 3 of these areas, providing healthcare professionals with highly effective tools to maintain optimal health.

Main Gut Damaging Factors

Antibiotics
Stress
Excessive alcohol
Smoking
Lack of sleep
Artificial sweeteners
Saturated fats
Glyphosate
Food preservatives
Junk & fried foods
Intense

3 Gut Healing Modalities

How To Heal Your Gut With These 3 Components

MegaSporeBiotic™

Is a 100% spore-based, broad-spectrum probiotic clinically shown to maintain healthy gut barrier function. This unique all-spore formula effectively RECONDITIONS the gut by promoting microbial diversity and maintaining key health-promoting, commensal gut bacteria. MegaSporeBiotic™ boasts a 5-year shelf-life, does not require refrigeration, and maintains efficacy during antibiotic therapy. It is clinically shown to improve leaky gut by 60% in just 30 days.

MegaPreBiotic™

Is the first Precision Prebiotic™ supplement made up of clinically-tested, non-digestible oligosaccharides that can increase microbial diversity and selectively feed beneficial bacteria like Akkermansia muciniphila, Faecalibacterium prausnitzii, and Bifidobacteria. MegaPreBiotic™ REINFORCES the beneficial microbial changes created by MegaSporeBiotic™ to promote a strong and diverse microbiome.

MegaMucosa™

Is the first complete mucosal support supplement of its kind, formulated to REBUILD a healthy mucosal barrier. A thick, gel-like mucus layer protects the intestinal lining from damage and many chronic disease are linked to the breakdown of the intestinal mucosa. MegaMucosa contains dairy-free immunoglobulins clinically shown to support a healthy immune response in the mucosa and a state-of-the-art flavobiotic clinically shown to help microbial diversity and alleviate barrier dysfunction, otherwise known as leaky gut.

Gut Healing Protocol

Every patient is different in terms of dosing and depending on your sensitivity or reaction to this digestive restoring protocol. Here are our suggestions to start our total gut restoration system protocol.

Month one:

Depending on how sensitive your digestive system is, take one to two capsules ( together) of MegaSporeBiotic every day or every other day with a meal. If you start with one capsule every other day, titrate up to two capsules every other day by week two. If you don’t have any adverse reactions, begin taking two capsules daily with a meal.

Month two:

You can introduce the MegaPrebiotic at half a scoop or whole scoop with or without food daily for one week and then titrate up to one FULL scoop after week two. Now, continue taking two capsules of MegaSporeBiotic daily with a meal.

Month three:

You can introduce the MegaMucosa at half a scoop or whole scoop with or without food daily for one week and then titrate up to one FULL scoop after week two. If you don’t have any adverse reactions, begin taking a FULL scoop daily. Continue taking two capsules of MegaSporeBiotic daily with a meal and continue taking one whole scoop of MegaPrebiotic with or without food daily.

Things You Might Expect During Your Gut Healing Protocol

Some patients experience die-off in the beginning. If you experience this (extreme bloating or uncomfortable stools), you can either half the dose in week one of the MegaSporeBiotic or remove the MegaSporeBiotic, and immediately start on the MegaMucosa as you might need to thicken the mucosal layer first before adding the MegaSpore and PreBiotic. For more information please contact us!

We know this is a ton of information and could be confusing, so let me know if you have any patient-specific questions.