* Combining prebiotics and probiotics with pullulan and enteric capsules that assist occasional bloating and help create a friendly environment where beneficial strains can thrive. Each capsule contains:

* Probiotics: 67 billion CFUs across 18 different strains for microbiome diversity, protected with double encapsulation technology to support survival.

* Prebiotics: plant-based GOS, XOS, FOS fiber to feed and fuel your microbiome. Prebiotic fiber provides the sustenance for the beneficial bacteria you’re supplementing, and the healthy flora naturally in your gut.

*Pullulan capsule: Acts as a oxygen barrier and prebiotic fiber to protect both the prebiotic fibers and encapsules the inner enteric capsule which contains the probiotics.

*Enteric capsule: Acid resistant inner capsule which contains the probiotics. This capsule is delayed elease and makes it's way all the way to the optimal location of the gut microbiome.

* Aids optimal digestive health

* Promotes a healthy immune response

* Supports healthy T cell activity

* Assists the gut-skin axis

* Reduces occasional gas and bloating

* Helps with healthy, regular elimination*

* A majority of our probiotic strains come from the Lactobacillus genus, which means they are lactic-acid producing bacteria (yes, the same lactic acid found in expensive peels and serums). 

* This acid is necessary to maintain proper pH of the skin, which is normally around 4.7. A low pH ensures a healthy protective barrier that aids occasional blemishes and mild concerns. When your microbiome contains healthy levels of Lactobacillus, they naturally increase lactic acid levels from the inside out thanks to the gut-skin connection. * 

* Lactobacillus reuteri: Research indicates this strain may help encourage healthy cytokine production, which can help support healthy skin and occasional concerns.* 

* Lactobacillus casei: Helps promote a healthy, robust immune response in the GI tract, which may help with gut bacteria balance that can affect the skin via the gut-skin axis.*

* When it comes to the big picture, immune balance, rather than just “boosting” the immune response, is an important aspect of good health. 

Although this theory is still developing, it’s important to understand that within the immune system, there are many different types of cells that require intricate balance. T helper cells are the regulators of the immune system, and the two different types of these helper cells (Th1 and Th2) work together so that neither one becomes dominant. Yet many factors, including diet, gut health and stress can impact this delicate dance. 

This is where probiotics come in, as they not only support an engaged immune response, but most importantly, promote a balanced one as they aid overall healthy equilibrium between different immune cells.

Lactobacillus plantarum and Lactobacillus rhamnosus, for example, support healthy T cell activity including “Regulatory T cells” (Tregs).

As the name suggests, Tregs are T cells which have a role in regulating other cells within the immune system.