Anti-leaky Gut Recipe ‘Gut-cumin I’ Could Have Helped Hastening Clinical Signs and Disease Remission Among Dogs with Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Abstract

 !e present author (KU) aroused his interest about 25 years ago, during his initial days at assistant position at during early clinical experince while a grease monkey denoted that the problem was inside his dog, not the cutaneous environment. At that miracle day, author changed his mind towards dermatological diseases and searched/investigated gastroentero-dermatology. Nowadays the present author (K.U.) had develeoped anti-leaky gut formulation with his 25 years of experience, who worked hard on this era (gut-brain-skin axis) and retrospectivelly collected his case treatment protocoles, which evolved into this functional food formulation, namely Gut-cumin I. From this perspective a total of 21 dogs diagnosed with in"ammatory bowel disease (iBd) based on relevant laboratory interpretation and clinical scoring, were subjected to rectal enema Gut-cumin I adminstration for 10 days. !is formula involved nutraceuticals and 3 aminoacids participating for promoting gut health. !e purpose at the present study was to determine whether this gut health promoter is tought to be of bene#ciary for he management of iBd in dogs. Dogs existing iBd with a fecal score of $2 and showing canine iBd activity index, classi#ed mild (4-5), moderate (6-8), or severe (9 or >) were enrolled as diagnostic major criterias. Dogs enrolled were received di%erent dose regimes of Gut-cumin I via rectal route for 10 days. Median canine iBd activity index scores prior to (6) vs. a&er treatment (2) were statisticaly signi#cant (p<0.001). !is treatment modality invoving rectal route transfer of polyphenol rich Gut-cumin I, could susbtitute old fashioned immunosupressive trials.