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Intestinal tract lubrication is a physiological process primarily mediated by the secretion of mucus, a gel-like substance mainly composed of MUC2 mucin, water, and electrolytes. This mucus layer protects the intestinal epithelium from damage and facilitates the smooth passage of luminal contents. Disruption of this lubrication system can lead to various gastrointestinal disorders.
Lubricant laxatives work by coating stool with an oily film reducing water absorption and enhancing slipperiness.
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