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The digestive system breaks down all of the food we eat so that we can access the nutrients within. To do this effectively, it needs the right balance of probiotic bacteria strains, prebiotic fiber, and digestive enzymes.

For several reasons such as aging, or taking certain medications, this balance within the gut can be thrown off. Our range of gut health supplements provides clean sources of digestive enzymes and probiotics cultures.*

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Resources

Gut Health Foods: Probiotic, Prebiotic and Enzyme Rich Foods You Should be Eating
Gut Health Foods: Probiotic, Prebiotic and Enzyme Rich Foods You Should be Eating
The Worst Foods for Gut Health
The Worst Foods for Gut Health
15 Gut Health Hacks for a Healthier You
15 Gut Health Hacks for a Healthier You

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Supplemental probiotics or enzymes may help to get your gut back in balance to ease bloating, gas, and other discomfort.*
As we age, the body often doesn’t produce enough digestive enzymes. While some foods like papaya and pineapple are rich in these, a supplement can also be a handy way to add enzymes to your system.*
Most certainly. Fermented foods like kimchi contain probiotics, oats can be rich in prebiotic fiber and pineapple provides digestive enzymes. It can often be difficult to get the right mix of these in your diet. So a digestive supplement is a convenient way to fill in the gaps.*
There isn’t clear evidence for this. We wouldn’t recommend taking a gut health supplement expecting weight loss as a direct result.
Our products are manufactured in the USA at facilities following cGMP guidelines, using both domestically and globally sourced ingredients.

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Resources

Gut Health Foods: Probiotic, Prebiotic and Enzyme Rich Foods You Should be Eating
Gut Health Foods: Probiotic, Prebiotic and Enzyme Rich Foods You Should be Eating
The Worst Foods for Gut Health
The Worst Foods for Gut Health
15 Gut Health Hacks for a Healthier You
15 Gut Health Hacks for a Healthier You

FAQs

Supplemental probiotics or enzymes may help to get your gut back in balance to ease bloating, gas, and other discomfort.*
As we age, the body often doesn’t produce enough digestive enzymes. While some foods like papaya and pineapple are rich in these, a supplement can also be a handy way to add enzymes to your system.*
Most certainly. Fermented foods like kimchi contain probiotics, oats can be rich in prebiotic fiber and pineapple provides digestive enzymes. It can often be difficult to get the right mix of these in your diet. So a digestive supplement is a convenient way to fill in the gaps.*
There isn’t clear evidence for this. We wouldn’t recommend taking a gut health supplement expecting weight loss as a direct result.
Our products are manufactured in the USA at facilities following cGMP guidelines, using both domestically and globally sourced ingredients.