Role of Ribonucleotides in boost intestinal wellness: a new Test Report

Several studies have already demonstrated that dietary nucleotides can have beneficial effects on gut health. In particular, has been shown that those can have a positive impact on gastric mucosa integrity and reparation,  on  improving intestinal immune defences and on promoting useful bacteria growth as well.

Recently, Prosol commissioned a new in-vitro study to verify Ribodiet®’s ability to boost intestinal wellness.

The aim of this study was to examine the effects of a mixture of nucleotides in modulating gut barrier functionality and integrity.

Scientific investigations of Ribodiet®’s Nucleotides for Intestinal wellness

Ribodiet® is a yeast extract standardized in a high content of free nucleotides (>40%), rich in all macro and micro nutrients naturally occurring in a yeast cell: essential and non essential aminoacids, minerals and group B vitamins. Recently Ribodiet properties has been evaluated by a new in vitro model.

In the last study in particular, external scientists and experts[1]  examined Ribodiet® power in modulating gut barrier functionality and integrity. The study was conducted on a 3D Caco-2 cell line as a model of the intestinal barrier.

The study has confirmed that the somministration of a mixture of nucleotides has significant effects on modulating gut barrier functionality and integrity: those results strengthen what has already been described in the literature.

[1]Laboratory: EcamRicertLab, Padoa 2019 – Scientific Ref.: Dott. Benetti

The somministration of a mixture of Nucleotides has significant effects on modulating gut barrier functionality and integrity

Conclusions

The report is now available for free over the Prosol website: fill in the form to download the results. To learn more about the entire publication (in vitro and clinical studies, applications, dosages, etc …) and for supporting documentation contact us.

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