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Prebiotics are essential for feeding the good bacteria in our gut, ensuring it is a healthy and diverse environment before adding other microbes (probiotics). Think of a prebiotic as fertilizer for your gut. Taking a probiotic without a prebiotic is like trying to plant a flower in bad soil. Without a healthy foundation, it will wilt and die. Research suggests that prebiotics are more important than probiotics. With both in our bestselling Pre + Probiotic, 2 capsules a day covers all bases.
Our Pre + Probiotic is designed specifically for people with IBS (the most common gastrointestinal complaint) to help reduce bloating, regulate digestion and keep your bathroom habits regular. We use a world-leading, science-backed probiotic, with confirmed efficacy based on over 20 years of clinical research, which has been proven to support those suffering with IBS. The spores in each capsule lie dormant until they reach the small intestine. Once activated, they begin to multiply, creating more and more good bacteria in the gut.
Everything we eat is broken down by the digestive enzymes we produce in our salvia, pancreas and stomach, allowing nutrients to be efficiently absorbed into the bloodstream. The 17 digestive enzymes found in Debloat+ are particularly beneficial for people suffering from IBS and other digestive issues. They help to break down specific food groups (e.g. carbs, starches, fats, etc.), supported by a trio of organic ingredients known for their anti-inflammatory properties: cinnamon, turmeric and ginger.
Alpha galactosidase is 1 of the 17 digestive enzymes found in Debloat+. It breaks down the oligosaccharides (a type of carbohydrate) found in beans and cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli and cabbage, known for causing excess gas and bloating. Cinnamon, turmeric and ginger also boast carminative benefits, meaning they break up gas in the gastrointestinal tract and stimulate antral contractions (the contractions which help food pass from one part of the gut to another).
