larazotide acetate

Curious if anyone has experimented w/ this peptide? It's being studied as a treatment for celiac disease. I believe the first phase 3 studied concluded in December.

It basically closes the tight junctions in the gut, thereby treating leaky gut. And it's really supposed to work.

Ahh, and my gastro told me there's no such thing as leaky gut. I'm sure hell be the first one pounding his chest about "the science" and prescribing this thing once it's out. Moron.

I saw some members in Reddit who had gotten ahold of it and were claiming they were able to eaten gluten again with no problems. I'm very curious if this could benefit other autoimmune issues.

Also trying to figure out where it can be ordered from. I found this product which contains it, but also some other peptides:

https://usapeptides.info/product/gut-inflammation-60-capsules-stable-bpc-157-arginate-larazotide-kpv/

Morning rainy. I actually bought some. There's a guy on Reddit with my same disease (small fiber neuropathy). Unfortunately he's no longer active, but he was running a group on Reddit that would buy peptides in bulk, sometimes from china, and crowdsource money to have them quality tested at some lab in europe and distribute the info. He seemed super sharp. He too was using ARA for his small fiber.

Anyway, he was using larazotide as well as some others in the group and seemed convinced of its efficacy. I REALLY want to ask him if closing his tight junctions improved his neuropathy, but he seems to have gone dark a few months ago.

Are you sure the studies are decades old? 9 Meters Biopharma finished up their (first) phase 3 study late last year. Results are out in June of this year. If that goes well, which i think it should, they will be trying to raise more funding for a larger phase 3.