You May Know The Symptoms Well-A Bloated Belly, Embarrassing Gas, Or That Undeniably Heavy Feeling-But Did You Know That Probiotic Supplements May Ease Your Digestive Struggles?
Probiotics are beneficial bacteria within us. They play a key role in digestion, nutrient absorption and keeping bad bacteria at bay. These consequences trigger a chain of positive effects that impact the rest of the body and its ability to properly function. They've also been found to enhance mental health, cognitive performance, and immune health response.
THE BENEFITS ARE SYSTEMIC, DELIVERING FAR MORE THAN SIMPLE RELIEF FROM THE PAINS OF IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME OR CHRONIC CONSTIPATION:
P3-OM contains patented strain proven to aid with food breakdown and nutrient absorption, as well as protect you from bad bacteria and pathogens![1]
Lactobacillus Plantarum OM, the powerful probiotic strain contained in P3-OM, has been found to contain proteolytic, antiviral, and anti-fungal characteristics and uses. Within days, you can experience a difference in symptoms such as gas and bloating, as well as a change in the overall health and performance of your digestive system.
From over-glorified yogurts and fermented veggies, to bold label claims that more strains make for a better product, there's no shortage of opinion, or options, when it comes to choosing a probiotic. How can you know which probiotic supplements are best for your gut health? Unfortunately, many of the products found throughout your local grocery store may not be doing you any favors.
These probiotics are usually formulated with several strains. Their manufacturers assume that these various strains will survive the changing pH of your digestive tract, work with one another rather than in competition with each other, and will successfully distinguish the bad bacteria from the good. Few of these manufacturers actually study the efficacy of their probiotic products, and in some cases, may utilize strains that compete with your existing, healthy bacteria. [2]
P3-OM is packaged using a freeze-dry method, and in vitro lab studies have shown that it's capable of surviving the various pH levels of the digestive tract.
P3-Om helps strengthen and repair your gut barrier, decreases bloat, and helps with more efficient digestion and nutrient absorption, aiding in the prevention of leaky gut.
Symptoms such as constipation, diarrhea, bloating, indigestion, or irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) are often a consequence of undigested food. P3-OM produces protein-digesting enzymes that help you break down the food that you eat. It also ferments fibers and produces beneficial substances that support the gut barrier, balance the gut’s immune system, and provide energy to the gut cells.
P3-OM has antiviral and anti-fungal properties. It also specifically kills bad bacteria and leaves other good bacteria intact.
L. plantarum produces neurotransmitters, chemicals your brain and body use for communication, and ensures that they are in balance with one another. Symptoms of imbalanced neurotransmitters include anxiety, depression, irritability, and brain fog. L. plantarum also supports the gut-brain axis in building a healthy stress response. As a result, some people may find that it improves their mood, stress resilience, and cognitive function.
If you have a healthy immune system, you can effectively fight off an infection. L. plantarum can support balanced and healthy immune function.
Bad bacteria are associated with fatigue and increasing hunger, which often leads to weight gain. P3OM good bacteria can kill bad bacteria and repair the gut tissues, which also helps with proper nutrient absorption. When combined with a healthy diet and exercise regimen, these effects support weight loss efforts. These effects support weight loss efforts in combination with diet and exercise.
P3-OM is a proteolytic bacteria strain, which can support your protein digestion and assimilation so your body has enough “building blocks” to create new muscle tissues. Along with proper training, optimal digestive function and protein assimilation are critical for muscle building. Incompletely digested proteins from bodybuilding-style diets can also create unhealthy metabolic products, which P3-OM can help to break down.
Especially protein, so you can take advantage of all the nutrients you’re feeding your body.
Much can be said about the efficacy of a specific probiotic in a closed, laboratory setting, but what matters most is the real changes it supports in people’s lives
P3-OM has been a BiOptimizers staple product for years, and thousands of people have tried it all over the world. Check out what some of them have to say:
Probiotic supplements may improve wellbeing and improve overall health. Having healthfully regulated gut microbiome is vital. Probiotics appear to have beneficial effects in several different conditions and may also support better general health. Probiotics help to address specific health issues in your body and can also boost overall health and quality of life. The results of using Probiotics are numerous.
Tired Of The Painful Or Embarrassing Symptoms Of Chronic Constipation Or IBS? Have You Tried Changing Your Diet, But Find You Still Struggle?
Nutrition is an essential piece of health, but the bacteria within us play a critical role in how well we digest our food, how we feel, and how we function. Whether we're looking to choose probiotics for constipation or IBS relief, or simply to support our overall wellbeing, probiotic supplements have far-reaching health benefits.
Probiotics are friendly bacteria and yeasts that can be found in fermented foods. Once you consume them, the good strains that survive reside in the large intestine. Studies have shown that probiotics strongly influence [3]all aspects of health, including:
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Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG, the strain in P3OM, is the best-researched probiotic strain with the most clinical studies [4] behind its safety and effectiveness. It works by:
Probiotics are natural bacteria that are already present in your gut [5], so it is okay to take probiotics every day. Some clinical trials show that L. rhamnosus GG may modestly reduce the risk of diarrhea [6] from antibiotics and support recovery from diarrhea. However, L. rhamnosus GG is not approved to treat or prevent any diseases.
Probiotics may be contraindicated in people with compromised immune systems and those with inflammatory bowel diseases. Some people may experience some die off reactions (temporarily worse symptoms due to pathogens dying) when they start taking probiotics, although this is very rare. In these cases, consult your healthcare practitioners before introducing probiotics.
If you are on antibiotic drugs or supplements, such as garlic or oil of oregano, be sure to take the probiotics at least 1 hour away from the antibiotics.
Probiotics include friendly bacteria and yeasts. Two of the best known bacteria groups are Lactobacilli and Bifidobacteria. You can find these in fermented foods, such as yogurt, sauerkraut, pickles, kimchi, kefir, miso, kombucha, and kvass.
Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG goes straight to work in your gut. It helps seal your gut barrier, kill bad bacteria, and promote the growth of other healthy gut bacteria. All of these can produce the following benefits [7]:
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