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BioActive Protein Benefits to Gastrointestinal Health

Submitted by Bruce on November 28, 2009 – 1:54 amNo Comment

Malabsorption of vital nutrients, decreased digestive efficiency, inflammation, bowel problems such as diarrhea and leaky bowel, muscle weakness and joint soreness: this is only a partial list of what can happen when the gastrointestinal tract isn’t functioning optimally. Protein Extreme Energy

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TM acts to prevent these conditions from occurring in the first place, and to help you get rid of them if you are already suffering from them.

How does a BioActive Protein protect my Gastrointestinal Tract?

The immunoglobulins in Protein Extreme Energy neutralize bacteriological and viral invaders before they get a chance to set up shop, thus preventing damage to the intestinal villi, and avoiding placing stress on the immune system. They cut the bad guys off at the pass, before they can do harm and thus save us from the complications of intestinal damage.

How does the BioActive Protein work to heal my already damaged Gastrointestinal Tract?

On bodies already affected with a virus or bacteria, bioactive proteins work to repair damaged villi, and they have been proven to speed the healing process by repairing destroyed tissue at an accelerated pace. This allows the body to re-divert energy that was previously being expended on the immune system back to regular productive functions.

How does infection and inflammation of the GI tract occur?

This vast surface area of the intestine is covered with protrusions termed villi. Each villi, in turn, is completely covered with even smaller protrusions termed microvilli. Bad bacteria often bind to the receptor sites on microvilli, and the damage to these surfaces directly impacts the immune system. If too many of these pathogens bind, then infection and inflammation occurs.

What are the results of gastrointestinal infection?

Intestinal damage results in decreased absorption of vital nutrients, and decreased digestive efficiency, inflammation, and bowel problems such as diarrhea and leaky bowel. Intestinal inflammation causes muscle weakness and joint soreness.

Why is the Gastrointestinal Tract Important to health?

Our mouths and noses are the easiest access points for bacteria and viruses to enter our bodies, and lodge in the gut. Our health is contingent upon our immune system’s ability to identify and repel those intruders.

Considering it’s vulnerability, it’s not surprising to discover that the Gastrointestinal tract contains about 70% of the body’s immune cells. An adult human’s gastrointestinal tract has approximately 400 sq meters of surface area and contains 2 pounds of bacteria.

I just had gastric by-pass surgery, can I take Protein Extreme Energy?

Protein Extreme Energy is proven safe and effective following gastric by-pass surgery.

I have irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis, can I take Protein Extreme Energy?

Protein Extreme Energy is proven safe and effective as well in persons diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome and inflammatory bowel diseases such as Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.

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