Aside from thiamine, the following nutrients have been shown to exert positive effects on the intestinal barrier and can be extremely useful: Lactoferrin an iron-binding glycoprotein found in abundant levels in mammalian milk, has been shown in numerous studies to counteract intestinal inflammation and permeability Serum-derived immunoglobulin concentrated immune proteins isolated from animal serum which can successfully bind with antigens, also shown to restore gut barrier function Saccharomyces boulardii a transient yeast used in the treatment of diarrhea and impaired intestinal barrier Sodium Butyrate a short-chain fatty acid synthesized by intestinal microbes that can be taken in supplemental form

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Many patients use their weekly alarm to also check their injection site, prepare their medication, and ensure they have fresh supplies on hand