Why Are Probiotics So Important?

We didn’t have petrochemicals entering our bodies through the air that we breathed or the water we drank, and especially not through the food we ate. And there were no processed foods, deficient in nutrients and live enzymes, and stuffed with sugars.

But today, despite our best efforts, we do. And these things affect the bacteria in our gut, the primary detox pathway of our body. In fact, they actually determine the type of bacteria living there.

Today, if you’re not regularly consuming fermented vegetables or taking a high-quality, multi-strain probiotic containing not only “regular” probiotics but also spore biotics for gut reconditioning, you’re putting your health at risk. Remember, your body’s health starts in the gut.

The health of your gut, and the type of bacteria in it, directly affect your overall health. And what you eat, combined with the toxins in your environment, determines the type of bacteria living in your gut – whether it’s good or bad bacteria.

This is very important.

Now, one of the keys to improving the beneficial bacteria in your gut is carefully choosing what you eat.

If you eat high amounts of sugar and processed foods, you’re going to help the disease-causing bacteria increase by feeding them the nutrients they need to survive.

If you eat healthy, organic foods and vegetables, you’ll cause the beneficial bacteria to grow and populate. It won’t solve the problem, but it will definitely help.

You can also eat fermented vegetables or yogurts if you make them at home from a good, live culture. But not store-bought yogurt, as there are almost no living bacteria after the yogurt is pasteurized (as in commercial yogurts).

What Are Spore Biotics?

Spore Biotics: The Cutting Edge of Microbiome Health

Your microbiome is the collection of trillions of bacteria cells living together in your gut.

Many probiotic formulas available have only one type of beneficial bacteria. But there are actually two — and both are needed for a healthy gut!

You have reseeding probiotics, or “regular” probiotics, and you also have probiotic spores, or soil-based organisms (SBOs).

Spore Probiotics are a new, cutting edge integration into probiotics. These are not the probiotics you’re used to that help break down your food. These are soil-based organisms that actually recondition your gut, helping to rid you of the disease-causing bacteria while providing needed nutrients for the good bacteria to help them grow and thrive.

You need to think of your microbiome as a garden.

The spores are the gardeners. And as any good gardener does, they pull weeds. These tiny bacterial spores detoxify your gut and replenish its energy and nutrient content, providing a healthy foundation and growth medium for your gut.

But you still need seeds.

Reseeding probiotics then provide the new seeds to replace the good “plants” in your garden that wither due to a lack of proper nutrients, or assaults from harsh chemicals and herbicide residues such as glyphosate, fluoridated and chlorinated water, stress, medications, processed foods, and refined sugars, EMFs, and pollution.

Our ancestors’ diets included these bacteria spores, but today people avoid touching dirt and thoroughly scrub their vegetables to remove all traces of soil along with their naturally occurring organisms.

Probiotic - Enhanced With PERFECT AMINO® contains three soil-based spore probiotics to help improve the condition of your microbiome and gut integrity.

Because your gut needs both kinds of probiotics.

Ingredients

Your intestines are home to over 1,000 different bacteria species, and each strain performs its own unique functions within the body. An effective probiotic supplement must contain a variety of strains, not just one or two.

Here are the 11 specific beneficial bacteria strains in Probiotic - Enhanced With PERFECT AMINO®:

DE111(r) Bacillus subtilis

Lactobacillus acidophilus

Lactobacillus casei

Lactobacillus plantarum

Lactobacillus gasseri

Lactobacillus salivarius

Lactobacillus rhamnosus

Bifidobacterium lactis

Bifidobacterium longum

Bifidobacterium bifidum

Bacillus coagulans

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Compared to Other Probiotics

Unfortunately, many probiotic formulas are a waste of time and money, especially considering that many of them will never even make it into your small intestine, where they do their best work.

To determine if you have a high-quality probiotic, you have to ask several different questions:

Is it viable?

Will it survive through the harsh acids of the stomach and make it into the lower intestine?

Does it remain stable for a long time without refrigeration?

Does it thrive in the intestine?

Is it in a high enough quantity of CFUs (Colony Forming Units — should be at least 20-30 billion) to ensure full colonization of the gut?

Unfortunately, many manufacturers make claims that their probiotic product supports digestive health when it most likely doesn’t, which is why it’s very important to know what criteria to look for.

Probiotic - Enhanced With PERFECT AMINO® has 40 billion live cultures and 11 different strains, including two that are spore-based to ensure optimum reconditioning of your gut and reseeding with beneficial bacteria.

Our Probiotic - Enhanced With PERFECT AMINO® is also resistant to both acid and bile and comes in a revolutionary delayed-release capsule for an extra layer of protection to ensure they get where they’re needed, giving you the digestion and immune system protection you need for a healthy gut and a healthy life.

The bacteria in Probiotic - Enhanced With PERFECT AMINO® have been found to have the following qualities:

• Adapts well to the human body
• Is acid and bile-resistant for intestinal survival
• Helps promote your digestive health
• Aids in supporting your immune system
• Contributes to the colonization of your intestinal flora
• Produces significant quantities of lactase to potentially aid in lactose intolerance challenge
  
  

With regular use, this probiotic offers the following potential benefits:

• Colonizes the intestinal tract
• Provides long-lasting colonization
• Helps support your digestive health
• Survives the harsh acidic environment of the stomach
• Survives the high alkalinity and presence of bile acids of the small intestine
• Helps protect against disease-causing bacteria by forming a shield within the intestinal lining
  
• Supports cellular health by stimulating the production of immune messengers
• Supports cholesterol levels already within a healthy, normal range
• Supports colon health through its control over bile acids
• Supports gut health and helps promote normal stools