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IMN-GI™ was formulated to support the immunity of the gastrointestinal tract.*
IMN-GI™ was formulated to support the immunity of the gastrointestinal tract.* According to studies, Cat’s Claw may possess immunomodulatory properties.* Both scientific studies and empirical use have shown Pipsissewa may have the ability to suppress pro-inflammatory cytokines and may support the body’s natural ability to guard against microorganisms.* Myrrh may promote healing of the stomach and assist in digestive complaints.* Plantain may offer immunomodulatory support while exhibiting hepatoprotective attributes.* Modern science supports the traditional use of Cornsilk, revealing that it may be of value in pancreatic and liver complaints.* Studies have shown Cornsilk contains saponins that may reduce inflammation, and allantoin that may promote healing.* The corrective properties of Horsetail have been well documented to show that they may have a broad spectrum effect on stubborn microorganisms.*
| Amount Per Serving | % DV | |
|---|---|---|
| Proprietary Blend 1 ml | ||
| Cat’s Claw (Bark) (Uncaria tomentosa) | † | |
| Pipsissewa (Leaf) (Chimaphila umbellata) | † | |
| Myrrh (Resin) (Commiphora myrrha) | † | |
| English Plantain (Leaf) (Plantain lanceolata) | † | |
| Horsetail (Shoots) (Equisetum arvense) | † | |
| Canadian Goldenrod (Flowering Tops) (Solidago canadensis) | † | |
| Catnip (Aerial Parts) (Nepeta cataria) | † | |
| Evening primrose (Seed Oil) (Oenothera biennis) | † | |
| Cornsilk (Green Silk) (Zea mays) | † | |
| Bayberry (Root Bark) (Myrica cerifera) | † | |
