Leaky Gut Repair Protocol: 21-Day Intestinal Barrier Rebuild
This leaky gut repair protocol is built to systematically seal intestinal permeability, stop food sensitivities, and support mucosal healing.
When your safe food list keeps shrinking and your reactions keep widening, you're not developing new food sensitivities. Your gut barrier is failing, and everything passing through it is triggering an immune response. Fix the barrier, and the list stops growing.
Skin reactivity and food tolerance typically improve together — both depend on barrier integrity.
Tight Junction Rebuild & Amino Acid Matrix
To repair intestinal permeability (leaky gut), the gut lining requires therapeutic doses of structural building blocks. We use targeted titration to repair the mucosal barrier in a specific order:
Phase 1: L-Glutamine Loading
High-dose L-Glutamine (titrated from 5g up to 20g) to serve as primary fuel for enterocyte repair.
Phase 2: Zinc Carnosine
Intestinal tight junction binder that stabilizes the mucosal integrity and resolves antigen leakage.
Phase 3: Akkermansia Feed
Specific polyphenol inputs to thicken the protective mucin layer and lock in long-term barrier defense.
Inside the program
What's included in the Leaky Gut Repair.
Irritant removal in the correct sequence
Order matters. Remove the highest-load irritants in the first week, add repair compounds in week two, begin reintroduction in week three. Most programs skip the sequence.
Barrier repair compounds at therapeutic doses
L-glutamine, zinc carnosine, and collagen — in the doses that show outcomes in the research, not the token amounts in most gut health products.
Inflammation suppression as a prerequisite
The barrier can't heal in an actively inflamed environment. Week one addresses the inflammation first.
Controlled reintroduction with symptom tracking
A structured framework for reintroducing foods so you identify actual sensitivities rather than maintaining unnecessary restrictions.
Microbiome rebuild targeting tight junction bacteria
Akkermansia, Lactobacillus rhamnosus, and the dietary inputs that support them. These are the species responsible for maintaining the barrier long-term.
This is for you if
Who this is built for.
- Safe food list shrinking despite continued eliminations
- Skin or autoimmune flares that track with what you eat
- Reactions becoming wider, not narrower, over time
- History of significant antibiotic use, food poisoning, or major stress
- Multiple food sensitivity tests showing new or shifting results
This is NOT for you if
Who should look elsewhere.
- ✕Active autoimmune flares requiring medication management — barrier repair supports but doesn't replace medical treatment
- ✕People unwilling to reduce the key irritants during the 21 days (gluten, alcohol, NSAIDS)
- ✕Those expecting to continue removing foods without addressing the cause
Expert Guidance
Daryl Stubbs — Holistic Nutritionist
Over 12 years in clinical practice and 10,000+ clinical hours. The Leaky Gut Repair is built directly from the same assessment framework and therapeutic care sequences I use with my private clients. It targets your actual physiological pattern, combining nutrition, clean dietary habits, and clinical supplement dosing.
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FAQ
Frequently asked.
Is leaky gut a real condition?
Intestinal permeability is a well-documented physiological state. The clinical term is increased intestinal permeability or intestinal hyperpermeability. The mechanisms are established — what's less settled is the exact diagnostic threshold.
How long before my food list stops shrinking?
Most people notice stabilisation in weeks 2-3. Reversing existing sensitivities takes longer — the goal of the 21 days is to stop the growth of the list and begin reintroduction.
How do I access the program after buying?
You will get an automated email instantly containing a link to download your program PDF, as well as a magic login link to access your gut program dashboard on our site.
What is the checkout currency?
Payments are processed in Canadian Dollars (CAD). If you reside outside Canada, your card provider will handle the conversion automatically.