Key Probiotic Facts

Some probiotics occur naturally in foods, while others can be taken as a daily supplement. Start learning what kind of probiotic can bring most benefit to your gut. 3

What Do Probiotics Do?

Probiotics work to balance and restore the levels of good gut bacteria that have become compromised due to particular triggers. Probiotics may manage symptoms of gut disorders in both adults and children. 3

Probiotics vs Prebiotics

While probiotics increase the population of good bacteria in the body, prebiotics are a form of plant fibre that acts as food for these bacteria. Prebiotics may aid a probiotic in being more effective. 3

How to Use Probiotics

A probiotic supplement can be taken daily, as directed in the individual product instructions. 4

Gut Disorders

Few people will get through life without at some point suffering from an intestinal imbalance. Common daily triggers will affect adults and children alike.

Gut Disorders and Symptoms

Uncomfortable digestive conditions are our gut’s way of letting us know that something has become out of balance. Learn how to identify these different symptoms. Do any of these seem familiar to you?

How can Bacillus clausii help you solve your gut problems?

Bacillus clausii is a type of spore-forming good bacteria that works to restore the balance in the intestine. When consumed regularly (or as advised by a healthcare practitioner), it can help to reduce the incidence of symptoms associated with gut disorders 5, 6

Stay Informed

Learn more about how different daily triggers could be contributing to intestinal disorders, and how a good probiotic could be the ally you didn't know you needed.

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    6. Product information Enterogermina 4B