A specialty shelf-stable probiotic formulation targeted to provide robust gut-brain axis support*
Clinically demonstrated to support positive mood.*
5 billion CFU (9-strain) blend in 30 single-serving sachets, no refrigeration required. Protected by PROBIOACT Technology for optimal efficacy and shelf-stability.*
Hypoallergenic* and non-GMO. Free of the following common allergens: milk/casein, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, gluten, and soybeans. No artificial additives, colors, flavorings, preservatives, sugar, or salicylates are used. Contains Non-GMO corn.
Trusted by healthcare practitioners since 1969, Klaire Labs products are developed closely with physicians and are intended to be used as directed by a healthcare practitioner.*
Item Form
Powder
Diet Type
Vegetarian
Product Benefits
Hypoallergenic
Age Range Description
Adult
Container Type
Packet
Dosage Form
Powder
UPC
790616310081
Manufacturer
SFI Health
Manufacturer Part Number
GBX
Unit Count
30 Count
Item Weight
0.11 kg
Number of Items
1
Total Servings Per Container
30
Flavor
Unflavored
Material Features
GMO Free
Specific Uses For Product
Laboratory
Color
Red
Price
$39.99 $ 39 . 99
Designed For:
Adults, Teens & Children
Key Features:
Family-friendly, hypoallergenic 20 enzyme blend for extensive digestive support*
Hypoallergenic
✓
Third Party Tested
✓
Practitioner Trusted
✓
Product Benefit
Hypoallergenic
Container
Packet
Number Of Items
1
Heightened cognitive reactivity to sad mood is an established risk factor for more serious mood alterations in otherwise healthy individuals, and is therefore considered an important target for interventions. Target gb-X is a probiotic supplement specifically designed to support positive mood by influencing the gut-brain axis through the microbiome. It is powered by Ecologic BARRIER, a 5B CFU blend of 9 probiotic strains.*
Reference: 1. Steenbergen L, Sellaro R, van Hemert S, Bosch JA, Colzato LS. A randomized, controlled trial to test the effect of multispecies probiotics on cognitive reactivity to sad mood. Brain Behav Immun. 2015 Aug;48:258-64.