Dr. Ohhira's Probiotics Professional Formula - 30 caps

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Powerful and Unique Biogenic GI Remodeling System

Dr. Ohhira’s Probiotics® Professional Formula uses 12 select probiotic strains of LIVE lactic acid bacteria in a longer 5-year fermentation process. Consequently, the levels of Postbiotic Metabolites, the restorative organic acids and micronutrient byproducts, are even greater than that of the Original Formula product. This results in a highly concentrated formula optimized for individuals with complex digestive and immune health goals.*

The highly concentrated product rapidly enhances pH in the stomach and digestive tract, which helps the body strengthen its first line of immune defense. Greater levels of organic acids result in an internal environment that is hospitable to all beneficial bacteria, including the strains that are unique to the individual.* Some of the other postbiotics – most notably, fulvic acid, help improve the absorption of critical micronutrients and minerals – further building on the benefits of this product. Dr. Ohhira’s Probiotics Professional Formula is sold principally to health care professionals for clinical nutrition use.

With Dr. Ohhira’s Probiotics® Professional Formula, just one capsule delivers a combination of:

• Prebiotics: Derived from fiber-rich, multi-colored prebiotic foods including prunes, goji berries, figs, red bayberries, shitake mushrooms, Japanese mugwort, maitake mushrooms and kombu kelp. Prebiotic foods help probiotic bacteria survive and thrive.
• Probiotics: Dr. Ohhira’s uses the best bifodobacteria, a patented strain of Enterococcus faecalis, select lactobacilli strains and Streptococcus thermophilus bacteria to create your healthiest microbiome. Experience a wide range of health-promoting benefits.
• Postbiotics: The metabolic processes of bacteria result in compounds called postbiotic metabolites. Examples of these postbiotics include B-vitamins, vitamin K, amino acids, enzymes, natural antiobiotics, neurotransmitters, short-chain fatty acids and other organic acids, such as acetic, citric, fulvic, humic and phenyllactic acids.