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Its cytoprotective effects on the intestinal lining have been consistently demonstrated in animal models across multiple decades of research.6 When taken orally, the peptide acts directly on the mucosal tissue it is designed to protect repairing tight junctions, reducing inflammatory cytokines, and supporting the microbiome environment
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Remodeling: It modulates MMPs (Matrix Metalloproteinases) and TIMPs to remove damaged tissue and replace it with healthy ECM
The relationship between vitamin D and autoimmune diseases remains an active area of research
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