Importance of Everyday Probiotic Support

“Good” microbes we consume from the diet - also known as probiotics - can play a critical role in a number of human health aspects. When consumed in clinically researched amounts, probiotics can provide wellness benefits, which include healthy immune system support and gut composition. They live amongst us as part of our microbiota, many of these are introduced to our bodies from the environment.

Probiotics have different target uses depending on species, strain, and added components such as prebiotics. Unique probiotic actions are demonstrated in a narrow number of strains in clinical studies.[4] Probiotics can also be combined with prebiotic to create a product termed “synbiotic” that brings the best both these components have to offer [8].

How Prebiotic Inulin Supports Gut Health

The prebiotic fiber in ProSynbiotic, inulin, is a naturally occurring storage polysaccharide in some plants. When consumed by people, it can selectively stimulate growth and/or activity of several health-stimulating intestinal bacteria[6]. It also cannot be digested by human intestinal enzymes; it passes the mouth, stomach, and small intestine without being metabolized. [5] This is important because, by resisting digestion, it is able to reach the large intestine where it can positively interact with microbes.