Pre/Pro/Postbiotics With Enzymes

Product Information
•    Prebiotics are a group of nutrients, mainly fiber, that feed the beneficial bacteria in your gut.  They are a source of food for your gut’s healthy bacteria. They’re carbs your body can’t digest.  They go to your lower digestive tract, where they act like food to help the healthy bacteria grow.
•    Probiotics are the healthy, or “friendly,” bacteria that live inside your gut and support your health by converting fiber into compounds that have benefits for your health.  They are live yeasts and good bacteria that live in your body and are good for your digestive system. You can take probiotics as supplements or get them through food.
•    Postbiotics are the bioactive compounds the probiotic bacteria produce when they consume prebiotics (fiber).

Our Pre/Pro/Postbiotics with Enzymes product was designed to aid with your digestive system.

Uses & Benefits
•    May help you absorb calcium
•    May change the rate at which foods cause spikes in blood sugar (the glycemic index)
•    May ferment foods faster, so they spend less time in your digestive system. That helps you not get constipated.
•    May keep the cells that line your gut healthy
•    May help prevent or treat diarrhea caused by infections or antibiotics.
•    May improve systems of irritable bowel syndrome.
•    May help boost your immune system
•    May help reduce digestive symptoms
•    May help prevent and treat diarrhea

Side Effects & Safety
In general, pre/pro/postbiotics are considered safe and well-tolerated in healthy people.  You may experience digestive side effects such as gas, bloating, and mild stomach discomfort. These symptoms tend to disappear once your body adjusts.
These groups tend to have weaker or compromised immune systems and may therefore be at an increased risk of an adverse reaction:
•    People who have recently had surgery
•    People who have structural heart disorders
•    People with digestive tract disorders
•    Pregnant people
•    Children

As with any dietary supplement, it’s important to speak with a healthcare professional before taking a supplement, especially if you have any underlying health conditions or are taking any medication.