SBI protect Immunity Booster

 In  studies evaluating the effect of SBI on immune function, subjects  showed positive outcomes in several areas, including inflammatory  balance, gut barrier function and immune cell counts. In an open-label  human clinical study, GI-challenged patients were given 2.5 mg SBI twice  daily. They had increased CD4+ counts in the duodenum after eight  weeks, indicating a regenerative effect on the tissue and immune  function in the intestines. 

 SBI  has been shown to bind microbes and toxins, further enhancing  microbiome balance and facilitating gut barrier strength. Broad-spectrum  binding capabilities demonstrate the positive influence of  nonallergenic forms of immunoglobulins. As seen in several studies, SBI  has the potential to bind many types of microbes and toxins. This  binding and elimination decreases microbe and toxin encounters by the  immune system and resets immune tolerance. 

 The  GI tract acts as the gateway to the rest of the body, making the health  of the gut barrier critical to overall health. Environmental triggers  like poor diet, high stress and toxin exposure can lead to GI  challenges. In practice, probiotics are a natural choice for supporting  beneficial bacteria in the gut, but supplementation to eliminate  unwanted microbes should also be considered. SBI has been shown to bind  microbes and toxins, further enhancing microbiome balance and  facilitating gut barrier strength.2,3 Broad-spectrum binding  capabilities (See Table 1) demonstrate the positive influence of  nonallergenic forms of immunoglobulins.1 As seen in several studies, SBI  has the potential to bind many types of microbes and toxins.1  This  binding and elimination decreases microbe and toxin encounters by the  immune system and resets immune tolerance.2,3