DrFormulas Nexabiotic Advanced Multi Probiotic 60 Count

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I’ve been using this supplement for a while now, and I have to say, it’s been a great experience! Here’s my honest review: 🔹 What I Love: ✔️ Effective probiotics , This formula includes a wide range of probiotics, all are fantastic for my gut health. It felt like a well rounded blend that really works for my digestive system. ✔️ Helps with bloating, One of the most noticeable benefits for me was that it helped reduce bloating very quickly. Within just a few days, I felt much less bloated and more comfortable. ✔️ Prebiotics included, I love that it also includes prebiotics, which help nourish the probiotics and support overall gut health even more. ✔️ Easy to take, The capsules are easy to swallow, and I never had issues with them, unlike some other probiotics I’ve tried in the past. 🔹 My Personal Experience: I’ve been taking the Multi Probiotic for a few weeks now, and I can definitely say it has helped me feel more comfortable and less bloated. The variety of probiotics in the blend feels really well thought out, and I appreciate how quickly it worked for me. 🔹 Final Verdict: 10/10 ⭐️ Would I recommend it? Absolutely! If you’re looking for a comprehensive probiotic supplement to support gut health, reduce bloating, and improve digestion, this is a great option. I feel much better overall since I started taking it!

Doctors will have two very different opinions regarding probiotics; either they believe they help, or they don't. I happen to be in the category that DOES believe that probiotics can offer some benefit for some people in some situations. There is no such thing as a single pill that will cure all diseases, and the same holds true for probiotics. IF you decide to try probiotics then there are several things you need to consider: 1) amount of bacteria in each dose (measured in colony forming units or CFU). In general the larger the CFU's the better. 2) You also have to consider the accuracy of the labeling (just because the label claims 60 million CFU's doesn't mean it really does -- I know that sounds weird, but because these supplements are not controlled by the FDA there isn't a regulating organization to ensure quality.) 3) The number of different strains of bacteria (some bacterial strains may help one person and not another etc). Here a generally accepted number of different bacteria is around a dozen. Too few and you might not be getting the type you need. Too many and you might not be getting a high enough dose of the type of bacteria you need. 4) Viability of the bacteria. Yes the pill may contain 10 million CFU's but how many of those bacteria are alive and able to reproduce? 5) Even if all the bacteria are alive, how are they going to survive the very inhospitable environment of the stomach that is designed to destroy potential pathogens? After studying and researching a lot on the subject I stumbled on an independent testing lab that has tested dozens of different probiotics. The testing site is labdoor and can be found on the internet very easily. Based on all my research and education along with the testing by labdoor I decided to purchase Dr Formulas Nexabiotic. So, how has it worked so far? I haven't experienced any GI upset after taking the pills, which seems to be a common complaint with probiotics. The pills actually SMELL like bacteria -- not in a sickening kind of way, but rather in a "there's something different with the smell of this yogurt" kind of way. I have also noticed a very noticeable (and improved) smell of flatulance and bowel movements. I know, TMI ! Is this going to cure every disease I have? No. Is this going to make me healthier and help my body function better? I'm hoping so. I can't give a 5 -star review because I'v only been using the product for one week (that's the only reason), so I give the product 4 stars for now and I will try to update more information after longer term use. IF you're going to use probiotics, at least choose a probiotic that has a reasonable chance of helping you. Dr Formulas Nexabiotic is a brand that I can, and will, recommend to patients that may benefit from it's use.

I read the book of Dr David Pearlmutter "The Brain Maker" and he recommends 5 strains. This is the onbly probiotic that contains all of them including the one most missing in other well regarded brands, the Lactobacillus Brevis. Somebody said nexabiotic changed the formula, but they're all here on this one. 5 most important strains are: Lactobacillus plantarum: Found in kimchi, sauerkraut, and other cultured vegetables, this bug is one of the most beneficial bacteria in your body. It survives in the stomach for a long time and performs many functions that help regulate immunity and control inflammation in the gut. It also helps fortify the gut lining, fending off potential invaders that might compromise the intestinal wall and sneak into the bloodstream. In fact, L. plantarum's beneficial impact on the gut lining is perhaps its most important attribute, for it reduces gut permeability, thereby reducing the associated risks for leaky gut-including an increased risk for virtually every brain disorder. Moreover, L. plantarum can quickly digest protein, and this has the ultimate effect of preventing food allergies and even treating such allergies when they arise. Its been shown in experimental animal studies to protect engineered mice from having clinical symptoms of multiple sclerosis and even reduce the inflammatory response typical of that condition. Finally, L. plantarum has an uncanny ability to absorb and maintain important nutrients such as brain-friendly omega- 3 fatty acids, vitamins, and antioxidants. All of these actions make L. plantarum essential for fighting infection and taking control of any pathogenic bacteria. Lactobaccilus acidophilus: L. acidophilus is the darling of fermented dairy products, including yogurt. It keeps the balance of good vs. bad bacteria in check and in doing so, aids your immune system. In women, it helps to curb the growth of Candida albicans, a fungus that can cause yeast infections. L. acidophilus has also gained fame for its ability to help maintain cholesterol levels. In the small intestine, L. acidophilus produces many beneficial substances that combat pathogenic microbes, including acidolphilin, acidolin, bacteriocin, and lactocidin. Lactobaccilus brevis: Sauerkraut and pickles owe a lot of their benefits to this bug, which improves immune function by increasing cellular immunity and even enhancing killer T cell activity. It's so effective in combating vaginosis, a common bacterial infection of the vagina, that it's added to pharmaceuticals used to treat it. L. brevis also acts to inhibit the effects of certain gut pathogens. Perhaps best of all, it has been shown to increase levels of that all-star brain growth hormone BDNF. Bifidobacterium lactis (also called B. animalis): Fermented milk products like yogurt contain this gem, which is well documented to have a powerful effect on preventing digestive ills and boosting immunity. It's also known to be helpful in knocking out food-born pathogens like salmonella, which causes diarrhea. Bifidobacterium longum: Just one of the 32 species that belong to the genus bifidobacterium, this is one of the first bugs that colonize our bodies at birth. It has been associated with improving lactose tolerance and preventing diarrhea, food allergies, and the proliferation of pathogens. It's also known to have antioxidant properties as well as the ability to scavenge free radicals. In laboratory mice, B. longum has been shown to reduce anxiety. Like L. acidophilus, B. longum also helps maintain healthy cholesterol levels. I hope it helps/ Rita