Contains a unique combination of beneficial probiotics, including Pylopass™, to support the balance of good and bad bacteria in your digestive system.

It’s estimated that we have up to 100 trillion micro-organisms, mainly bacteria, in and on our body that co-exist with our own cells. These micro-organisms are called our microbiome and are most abundant in our digestive tract where they are called the gut microbiome.

The gut microbiome is an inner world of its own. A delicately balanced and dynamic ecosystem which is highly sensitive to disturbances caused by diet, some medications, and the state of your own wellbeing including your age and stress levels.

There are some species of bacteria in your biome, the ‘good bacteria’, which play a vital role in digestive health and the immune system, and there are others we call ‘bad bacteria’. If the balance in the gut biome is disturbed in such a way that the good ones suffer or the bad ones get an unfair advantage, it can cause digestive discomfort such as bloating and indigestion.

It may also result in illnesses such as candida overgrowth, fungal skin infections, nail infections and bad breath. Keeping that optimal balance between good and bad bacteria is important for your overall general health and wellbeing. That’s where taking a probiotic can help.

Our new Probiotic 32 Billion is a shelf-stable probiotic supplement which includes six specially chosen types of good bacteria to help restore and promote the balance of good bacteria in your gut biome. It includes five strains of Lactobacillus and Bifidobacteria which help to help recolonise the gut with good bacteria by boosting their levels and creating better conditions for their growth. And one strain of a unique species called Pylopass™ which helps support digestive health.

When taken daily, Probiotic 32 Billion helps:

• Maintain the balance of good bacteria in your gut
• Support digestive health and function
• Support healthy immune system function
• Provide relief from the symptoms of medically diagnosed Irritable Bowel Syndrome