Restoring Immune Balance and Intestinal Integrity in Crohn’s Disease: A Framework for Targeted Regenerative and Immunomodulatory Therapies

A new scientific review just published in the American Journal of Biomedical Science & Research explores a fresh approach to managing Crohn’s Disease – by focusing on restoring immune balance and repairing gut integrity from the inside out.

Led by experts from European Wellness – including Prof. Dato’ Sri Dr. Mike Chan, Prof. Dato’ Sri Dr. Michelle Wong, and Prof. Dr. Dmytro Klokol – alongside collaborators from UC Irvine and GATC Health Inc, this review lays the foundation for a more targeted, potentially more holistic path forward in this field.

What their research helped uncover:
🔹 Advanced cell-based approaches, like organoid and stem cell therapies, may help rebuild damaged gut lining
🔹 Peptide-powered strategies may reduce inflammation, support healing, and bring precision to immune regulation
🔹 Tolerogenic immune training – an approach that could potentially teach the immune system to stop overreacting without suppressing it entirely
🔹 A combined framework that aims to go beyond symptoms by addressing root imbalances

Research is still in early stages – but the possibilities are definitely worth exploring. This research could signal a promising shift for patients living with IBD worldwide.

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