Probiotics+ Daily Health

Overview

Probiotics for Better Digestive Health

There are more than 100 trillion microorganisms/bacteria in our intestines, which is 10 times more than the number of cells in the body. The bacteria living in the intestines can be divided into two categories: the good bacteria and the bad bacteria. The good bacteria can fight against intestinal germs and inhibit the excessive proliferation of bad bacteria. If there are overgrowth of bad bacteria in the intestine, it will destroy the integrity of the intestinal mucosa and directly weaken the intestinal function and immunity. Unbalanced diet, frequent eating out, excessive stress, aging, and antibiotics are factors for reducing good bacteria and increasing bad bacteria in the gut. The main function of probiotics is to change the distribution of the intestinal flora, to make vitamins B and K, to promote the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins, to enhance intestinal digestion, to inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria through competition, and comprehensively improve the digestive health and immune health.

BLACKMORES® Probiotics+ Daily Health:

• Dual-action formula contains five clinically trialled probiotic strains providing 30 billion CFU live bacteria

• Restores digestive balance and maintain intestinal health

• Relieves symptoms of bloating, gas and flatulence

• Regulates bowel movement for digestive system health

• Addition of prebiotics to keep the activity of probiotics and enhance efficacy

• Patented Tri-Phase Drying process keeps the good bacteria alive, even at humid climate

• Unique Molecular Sieve packaging technology to keep the product fresh

• Acid-resistant for enhanced efficacy

• Suitable for people with poor diet and digestive health concern

• Suitable for pregnant and breast-feeding women

• No added salt, gluten, yeast, milk derivatives, artificial colours, flavours or sweeteners

• Fridge-free for convenient storage and consumption

Dosage

Adults - Take 1 capsule a day with a meal, or as professionally prescribed.