Description
- Single-Strain Daily Probiotic - These probiotics for women and men feature a concentrated dose of spore-based Bacillus subtilis HU58, formulated to support immune function and digestive health.*
- Maintain Gut Health & Balance - According to studies, supplementing with a HU58 daily probiotic for men and women can support the guts microbial balance and help maintain a healthy, balanced, and harmonious intestinal ecosystem.*
- 100% Survivability in the Digestive Tract - The Bacillus subtilis HU58 spore probiotic forms an outer protective shell that helps it survive manufacturing, packaging, shipping, and digestion. Unlike some probiotics for digestive health and gut health supplements, it can survive harsh stomach acids.*
- Support Healthy Digestion - Bacillus subtilis can help aid digestion at every stage by supporting the digestive enzymes in your saliva and pancreas. Our HU58 probiotic nutritional supplements have also shown a 40% increase in short-chain fatty acid (SCFA) production.*
- Acclimating to Your Spore-Based Probiotic Supplement - Many find it best to start their spore-based digestive probiotics slowly. On week 1, take 1 capsule daily with a meal. One week 2+ take 2 capsules daily with a meal or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.
Bacillus subtilis HU58 is a very robust probiotic that forms an outer protective shell, known as an endospore. This near-impenetrable coating protects it from harsh environments, including heat, acid, pressure, light, and lack of oxygen. The rugged nature of Bacillus subtilis makes it the perfect probiotic to survive manufacturing, packaging, shipping, and ultimately digestion. In fact, this species is so resilient that researchers at California Polytechnic State University reported reviving Bacillus spores from the gut of a 25-million-year-old bee that was fossilized in amber. You may have heard that 'you are what you eat,' but a more accurate phrase would be that 'you are what you digest and absorb.' Digestion begins in the mouth with digestive enzymes present in saliva. Your body then relies on you to chew your food into small pieces before sending it through your stomach acid for further breakdown. Once your food passes through the stomach, the final step of digestion relies almost entirely upon the digestive enzymes from your pancreas. Bacillus subtilis helps to maintain healthy digestion by increasing the production of digestive enzymes in the gut, including amylase, protease, lipase, and more.*