Adored Beast Leaky Gut

Allergies, chronic diarrhea, skin disease, compromised immune system, digestive complications, and ear infections may all be symptoms of a leaky gut. Address health from the inside-out with an easy 5-product system that works synergistically to bring health to the lining of the gut and bowel.

This protocol provides simple steps to aid in healing at the root cause. 

What is Leaky Gut?

Intestinal permeability leads to partially digested food and bacteria entering the blood stream, which the body identifies as an invader, and attacks.
Symptoms which may point towards Leaky Gut Syndrome include:

• Chronic skin / ear issues or infections
• Suspected allergies to many proteins or foods
• "Sensitive" dogs who have persistent GI upset

How does the protocol work?

• digestive enzyme helps break down food while the gut is healing
• pre + probiotics help a healthy microbiome flourish
• anti-inflammatory ingredients speed healing
• replenish lining of the bowel, fight harmful bacteria
• restore, strengthen, and tighten the "leaky" junctions on the gut

INSTRUCTIONS

PRE-STEP: READY

Rebalancer

Directions: Add 4 pumps to a small amount of food twice per day for two (2) days only.

STEP 1: REMOVE

Liver Tonic

Directions: Can be given during mealtime. Administer twice per day according to your pet's weight. Refrigerate after opening.

STEP 2: REBALANCE

Healthy Gut

Directions: Divide your dog’s recommended daily dose and add evenly into each meal.

Divide your animal’s recommended daily dose and add evenly into each meal. Use until the bottle is finished. Refrigerate after opening.

Small dog:

STEP 3: REPLENISH

Gut Soothe

Directions: Add your dog’s dosage to food once (1) per day.

Small dog:

STEP 4: RESTORE

Gut Seal

Add to a small amount of food once (1) per day according to your animal's weight. Use until the bottle is finished. Do not refrigerate. Store in a cool, dry place away from electronics.

Small dog:

Med-large dog:

 Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven. If animal’s condition worsens or does not improve, discontinue use and consult your veterinarian.