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| UPC | 704407952718 757183933006 |
|---|---|
| Color | Red |
| Price | — no data |
| Flavor | Unflavored for Men and Women |
| Format | Tiny Easy-to-Swallow Capsules |
| Made for | Ages 12 and Up |
| Container | Bowl |
| Item Form | Capsule |
| Prebiotics | ✓ |
| Unit Count | 30 Count |
| Dosage Form | Capsule |
| Item Weight | 0.03 kg |
| Manufacturer | DrFormulas |
| Model Number | Nexabiotic30 |
| Container Type | Bowl |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Benefit | Digestive Health Support |
| Product Benefits | Digestive Health Support |
| Material Features | Food Safe |
| Special Ingredients | Acidophilus |
| Allergen Information | Gluten Free |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Primary Supplement Type | Non-specific |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Nexabiotic30 |
| Number of Probiotic Strains | 23 including B infantis, S boulardii, L Acidophilus |
| Protection from Stomach Acid | Made with stomach acid resistant DRcaps to protect the probiotics inside, contains stomach acid resistant probiotics as well |
| Dose per Serving at time of Manufacture | 17.25 Billion CFUs† per Capsule |
Featuring Advanced Lyophilization (Freeze-drying) Technology. Freeze-drying allows the probiotics to remain dormant until they reach the small intestine where they are reactivated upon exposure to moisture.
Contains the Hardy Probiotic Strains Saccharomyces boulardii, Bacillus coagulans, and Bacillus subtilis. These strains are able to protect themselves by turning into spores to withstand extreme drought, temperatures, and even the acidic environment of the stomach.
- Doctor researched and formulated.
- Features probiotic strains studied and published in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
- Utilizes one of a kind acid resistant capsules that are more effective than pearls, enteric coated capsules, and powders!
Nexabiotic helps support:
While probiotics are known for their benefits on the digestive system, prebiotics also play a key role.
- Also contains inulin prebiotics - food to keep the probiotics healthy and alive.
Discovered by French scientist Henri Boulard in 1923. He noticed that the people indigenous to Southeast Asian would chew on the peels of lychee and mangosteen fruits to ward off the diarrhea-causing disease cholera. Modern scientists have found that S. boulardii has antitoxin, antimicrobial, and anti inflammatory effects.
Considered one of the earliest colonizers of the human gut, Bifidobacterium infantis or B infantis for short has been found to remove cholesterol from its environment as well as to normalize the acidity of the gut. It also interacts with the immune system to help provide a healthier immune response.
Our delivery system is durable yet flexible. Tablets and pearls are difficult to administer to those who have trouble swallowing- requiring you to grind up each dose which damages the probiotics.
Probiotics help your body break down food. They love it in there since it's a warm, moist, and protected environment. They actually live off of the food that you eat, reducing your caloric intake. In doing so, probiotics play an important role in digestion and have been found to support regular bowel movements.
One particular strain, Bacillus coagulans, has been found to be helpful in improving the vaginal flora, improving abdominal pain and bloating in irritable bowel syndrome patients, and increasing immune response to viral challenges.
The skin and gut are intimately connected. In fact, they form one continuous surface. If you unfolded your gut you would find that it has the surface area of 300 square meters, roughly the size of an Olympic tennis court.
In terms of numbers, you actually have more gut than you have skin. Probiotics also live on your skin and several studies have found a connection between gut and skin health.
70% of your immune system resides in the gut. Your immune system is constantly sampling the contents of your gut and is constantly interacting with the probiotics inside. The complexity of this interaction is still being studied.
One thing is for certain- probiotics act as competition for bad actors inside the gut and help them, prevent them from becoming too big of a problem. In doing so, they help support your immune system.
Another less well known interaction occurs between the gut and brain. This is called the 'gut-brain axis' and recent studies have linked chronic gut inflammation to mental depression.
The probiotic strains within Nexabiotic have been chosen because they are known good probiotics that are well-tolerated and Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS).
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