Gut Reset

GI Rebuild
L-glutamine (enterocyte fuel), DGL (mucosal support), aloe (tissue soothing), NAG and zinc (structural repair raw materials).

GI Reinforce
Bovine colostrum with IgG immunoglobulins and lactoferrin.

Bio-Spore
Spore-based Bacillus probiotics.

SBI Remove
Serum-derived bovine immunoglobulins.

Fiber Fit
Prebiotic soluble fiber.

✓ Who this is for

Adults with chronic digestive symptoms, food sensitivities, or skin issues suspected to be connected to gut health. People following a structured functional medicine gut repair protocol under practitioner guidance.

✗ Who this is not for

People with cow's milk protein allergy should avoid GI Reinforce. Lactose intolerance is generally not a concern as colostrum is low in lactose.

Week 1: GI Rebuild (1 scoop in water, morning on empty stomach) and GI Reinforce colostrum (4 capsules). Week 2: add Bio-Spore probiotics (1 capsule with food) and SBI Remove (1 scoop).

Bloating and digestive improvements: 2-3 weeks. Food sensitivity reduction: 4-8 weeks.

How long does a gut reset take?

Most people notice digestive improvements - reduced bloating, more regularity, less food reactivity - within two to three weeks. Meaningful gut lining repair and microbiome remodeling take eight to twelve weeks.

What is the difference between spore probiotics and regular probiotics?

Spore-based probiotics (Bacillus species) form protective endospores that survive stomach acid, heat, and room temperature without refrigeration. Rather than simply adding bacterial strains, they modulate the existing microbial ecosystem - creating conditions for native Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium populations to thrive naturally.

Why phase the products in over three weeks instead of starting everything at once?

Introducing a full gut protocol simultaneously often causes significant adjustment symptoms - bloating, fatigue, and GI discomfort as the microbiome shifts. Starting with lining repair (week 1) gives the intestinal wall structural support before introducing ecosystem-changing probiotics (week 2) and fermentable prebiotic fiber (week 3).

GI Reinforce (colostrum) is bovine-derived and should be avoided by people with cow's milk protein allergy; lactose intolerance is generally not a concern as colostrum is low in lactose. Titrate fiber slowly when combined with probiotics to avoid GI discomfort.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your healthcare provider before starting any supplement regimen.