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ULTIMATE GI REPAIR
A SYNERGISTIC combination of BPC-157, Larazotide Acetate, Zinc Caronsine, Quercetin and Tributyrin to create a one of the most powerful gastrointestinal healing products on the market.
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FAQ
There is no denying that Ultimate GI Repair is on the pricier end.
This is due to the compounds used within Ultimate GI Repair and their difficulty of sourcing and manufacturing.
We do hope however to reduce the price as the compounds become more readily available in the future.
That being said even though the price is much higher than many other gut healing supplements it is not something people need to take long term.
In fact most people need it for only 1 – 2 months at most to see noticeable results.
Which makes it a lot more cost effective in the long run instead of taking a supplements for 12 months or even years.
Our customers typically see results within 1 month of taking the product.
Ultimate GI has been created to help speed up the process of healing.
It is not something that was intended or needs to be taken long term.
We recommend customers cycle the product by taking it for 1 month and if they still haven’t seen noticeable improvements an additional month and then breaking from it before cycling it again as needed.
60 Capsules. 30 Servings (1 Month Supply)
Joe Rogan, Ben Greenfield and Dave Asprey On BPC 157 (Star Ingredient in Ultimate GI)
DESCRIPTION
ULTIMATE GI REPAIR
A SYNERGISTIC combination of peptides BPC-157, Larazotide Acetate, and Naturals Zinc L-Caronsine, Quercetin (As EMIQ and Anhydrous), Copper and Tributyrin to create THE most powerful Gastro-Intestinal healing product on the market!
Each bottle contains 60 capsules; 30 serves.
Legal Disclaimer:
*This product is intended for research purposes only. All product
information available on the website is for educational purposes only.
Bodily introduction of any kind into humans is done at the person’s own
risk, and LVLUP Health assumes no responsibility for health outcomes,
good or bad that may result from ingestion or use. Use should be
supervised by a qualified healthcare professional.
INGREDIENTS
BPC-157
– As highly absorbable form BPC157-Arginine
– Enhances injury and wound recovery
– Heals the Gastro-Intestinal (GI) tract
– Stimulates blood vessel formation (angiogenesis)
– Upregulates Growth Hormone Receptors
– Enhances collagen production and formation
– Anti-Inflammatory
– Cytoprotective
-Modulates Nitric Oxide (NO)
– Reduces Neuroinflammation
LARAZOTIDE ACETATE
– AT1001
– Zonulin Antagonist
– Decreases intestinal permeability.
– Prevents Tight Junction breakdown/disassembly
– The “Anti-Coeliac” peptide
– May reduce food sensitivity
– Immune modulating
– Reduces Neuroinflammation
*Mechanisms are based on preliminary study interpretations only. Research and clinical trials are still being performed on this peptide.
ZINC L-CARNOSINE
– Anti-inflammatory/Antioxidant
– Accelerates gastrointestinal wound healing
– Anti-Ulcer
– Stimulate mucus production
– Maintains gastric mucosal barrier integrity.
– Reduces intestinal hyper-permeability
– Cytoprotective
– Stabilises mast cells (Antihistamine)
QUERCETIN
– Two forms: Enzymatically modified Isoquercetin and anhydrous
– May helps with Allergies and histamine
– May helps with Allergies and histamine
– Blocks mast cells degranulation (Antihistamine)
– “Seals” the tight junction GI barrier
– Anti-Inflammatory/ Anti- Oxidant
– Cytoprotective
– May support heart health
– Immune Modulating
– Hepatoprotective (helps the liver)
TRIBUTYRIN
– Increases Mucas Production (Improves gut lining)
– Accelerates gastrointestinal wound healing
– Anti-Ulcer
– Stimulate mucus production
– Maintains gastric mucosal barrier integrity.
– Reduces intestinal hyper-permeability
– Cytoprotective
– Stabilises mast cells (Antihistamine)
OTHER
– Copper Citrate (For Zinc Copper interplay balance; GI Repair contains a very high dose of Zinc, which needs to be balanced out by copper)
– Sodium Bicarbonate (Acid buffer for increased peptide absorption)
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DOSING INSTRUCTIONS
Take one capsule twice daily with food or as directed by health professional.
Do NOT take on an empty stomach. High dose zinc may cause stomach upset, nasaea or vomiting when taken away from food.
RESEARCH
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