Super Probiotics

Better Digestion = Better Overall Health

Let's be honest, digestive problems aren't fun. Stomachaches, gas, bloating, constipation, and diarrhea are uncomfortable and potentially embarrassing. Many of these types of digestive issues can be a result of an imbalance of good bacteria in your digestive tract. Now if you have a liver that is not working at its best, it also negatively affects your digestion since you cannot break down all you eat, meaning you are not getting the nutrients you need for good health. It's a double whammy that likely makes you feel tired and just plain crummy. Therefore protecting your digestive tract should be extra important to you.

The unique blend of probiotics and prebiotics in Super Probiotics work symbiotically  to restore the balance of good bacteria in the intestines to help your digestive system work better and keep you feeling your best.

Consequently, a significant amount of your immune system is dependent upon good digestive health. Your body is constantly trying to stay in balance despite a poor diet, stress and aging. Supporting a balanced digestive tract by taking Super Probiotics daily will encourage a healthy immune system.

Recent research also speculates that probiotics and a balanced digestive tract could maintain normal fat levels in the liver.

How Do Probiotics Work?

Probiotics are good bacteria. While your body contains billions of bacteria, many of which are in your digestive system, there are times when non-beneficial bacterial flourish. The imbalance of non-beneficial bacteria to good bacteria can disrupt and wreak havoc on your digestive system. So how do you support a healthy balance of good bacteria? By taking a daily probiotic.

Super Probiotics contains 10 billion active probiotic strains of Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium plus supporting prebiotics to safely and naturally restore the balance of good and non-beneficial bacteria in your intestinal tract.

The 8 probiotic strains in Super Probiotics are a unique blend produced exclusively by Danisco, the world leader in probiotics. These strains have the ability to adjust to extreme changes in environment creating greater stability for prolonged shelf-life and can survive stomach acid during digestion. This means that more of the active probiotics will reach your digestive system where they can get to work restoring your health.

Prebiotics are a special form of dietary fiber that stimulate the growth and maintenance of the good bacteria (probiotics) in the digestive system. Simply put, prebiotics are food for probiotics. Prebiotics and probiotics work in synergy to benefit a friendly bacterial environment. Super Probiotics includes full-spectrum prebiotics that will nourish bacteria throughout the colon. The prebiotics available in Super Probiotics are a blend including those that provide nourishment in the ascending colon as well as a patented all-natural prebiotic that has high tolerance in the digestive system and provides nourishment in the descending colon selectively increasing the beneficial bacteria while decreasing the non-beneficial.

Make the unique blend of pre- and probiotics in Super Probiotics part of your daily routine and start

• Protecting your body against disease causing bacteria and increase beneficial bacteria
• Supporting your digestive system to reduce digestive upset, occasional diarrhea, gas and bloating
• Improving your immune system for overall better health
• Giving your body the boost it needs to process foods more effectively, getting more nutrients to your liver and  your entire body
• Preventing the accumulation of fat in the liver

It's worth mentioning that if your digestive system has been imbalanced for years, taking a probiotic supplement may actually increase gas and bloating for some people. Albeit inconvenient or embarrassing, these symptoms are temporary until the good bacteria has a chance to take over and do their work.

To maximize the heatlh of your digestive system, you may wish to combine Super Probiotics with a digestive enzyme blend. To learn more about Digestive Enzymes, click here.