Probiotics
Gut Warriors
We've designed our 2-in-1 probiotic blend with prebiotics to help you get the most complete benefits and absorption for your health. Probiotics wouldn’t be able to do their job without prebiotics. Probiotics promote a healthy balance of gut bacteria and have been linked to a wide range of health benefits.
Prebiotics and probiotics are widely studied in relation to:
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Gut and digestive health -
The immune system
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Cardiovascular and metabolic health
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Healthy weight management
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Skin health
Non-GMO
Allergen-Free
Vegetarian
No Artificial Additives
A unique formula
Added Benefits
Prebiotics
Our 2-in-1 formula contains prebiotics to ensure you get the most complete benefits and absorption for your health.
Potent Formulation
Probiotics
Carefully selected probiotics that research suggests support digestive health, your immune system and may combat urinary tract infections.
Details
Active Ingredients
Probiotics, fructo-oligosaccharides, inulin
Recommended Daily Dose
1 Capsule
Probiotics
Benefits backed by science
Digestion
Prebiotics are little non-digestible fiber compounds known as oligosaccharides which ferment in the body. They help maintain a healthy gastrointestinal system by increasing the presence and diversity of good bacteria (probiotics), helping improve overall digestion. They may reduce the risk of a range of gastrointestinal illnesses. Probiotics are the “good” bacteria that help maintain a healthy gut. They are said to lower the number of "bad" bacteria that can cause illness or inflammation.
Immunity
Prebiotics and probiotics may help boost your immune system and protect against infections by inhibiting the growth of harmful gut bacteria. They also help our bodies absorb essential nutrients, which gives the body energy to keep immune function running smoothly and keep inflammation at bay. Some probiotics have been shown to promote the production of natural antibodies in the body.
Studies on the probiotic lactobacillus crispatus have shown a reduction in the risk of urinary tract infections in women by up to 50%. Healthy consumption of prebiotics has been shown to decrease the number of free radicals in the body.
Heart & veins
Probiotics may help keep your heart healthy by lowering LDL (“bad”) cholesterol and blood pressure. Certain lactic acid producing bacteria may reduce cholesterol by breaking down bile in the gut. Bile, a naturally occurring fluid mostly made of cholesterol, helps digestion. By breaking down bile, probiotics can prevent it from being reabsorbed in the gut, where it can enter the blood as cholesterol. Prebiotics also have what is known as a 'hypo-cholesterolemic effect' which helps the body fight off cardiovascular disease.
Stress
Your gut and your brain are in constant communication. This relationship is known as the gut–brain axis - a complex communication network connecting the digestive system, nervous system and brain. In fact, some research links mood disorders like anxiety and depression to imbalanced gut health. Some of the findings suggest that probiotics could one day support the treatment of mental health issues, such as anxiety and depression, and possibly some neurological conditions too.
Why take our Probiotics
Added benefits
Our team has created what we believe to be a market leading 2-in-1 pre and probiotic formula designed around the complex ecosystem of the gut microbiome.
Potent formulation
The microbiome is one of the most exciting areas of modern health research. Rather than focusing on probiotics alone, our 2-in-1 approach brings together both sides of the probiotic-prebiotic relationship in one carefully considered formula.
Interesting Facts
Why do your probiotics also contain prebiotics?
Prebiotics and probiotics are synergistic. It makes perfect sense to combine the two. Probiotics are the “good bacteria” and prebiotics are the good fiber-rich food for the “good bacteria” to feed on.
I am pregnant. Are probiotics safe for me?
Some scientific evidence states that taking probiotics during pregnancy can improve the baby’s immune system and reduce the likelihood of your child later developing allergies. Numerous studies have shown no actual evidence that probiotics are dangerous for pregnant or lactating women. But, as with all uncertainties, we suggest you consult with your healthcare professional.
When is the best time to take probiotics?
There is no set time to take our probiotics – whenever works for you. The secret to absorption is taking them on an empty stomach because it increases the chances of the probiotics surviving the journey from the acidic stomach to the gut. When we eat, our acidity levels rise and disrupt the process. We also recommend not taking our Probiotics with a hot drink as it can destroy the good bacteria.
Are there any side effects?
As your gut is re-balancing, it is possible that you may experience mild symptoms, such as flatulence within the first few days.
When is the best time to take Probiotics?
There is no consensus on when it's best to take Probiotics, so take them when it's convenient for you. Avoid taking with hot drinks or caffeine as this can prevent absorption and increase excretion.
