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Digestive Health—More on Probiotics

For years, I’ve prescribed “probiotic” supplements—which is a fancy term for healthy, live, essential bacteria. These are bacteria you need for healthy digestion and absorption of nutrients. They help you break down hard-to-digest foods, such as milk, cheese, and yogurt. And they promote healthy bowel movements.

These critical bacteria are also the “immune boosters” of your digestive system. That’s because they line the walls of your intestines with healthy flora, crowding out the other bacteria. And healthy bacteria produce lactic acid, creating a protective barrier to keep your digestive system running smoothly.

But as you age, your levels of healthy bacteria start to dwindle. You will likely lose the bifidobacteria strains—which are the ones that live in your large intestine and help you form healthy bowel movements. That’s just one of the reasons I believe it’s so essential to take probiotics—especially at this point in your life.

Plus, as we age, levels of certain bacteria decrease, which can lead to milk sensitivities. So supplementation with probiotics can be very important.

Breakthrough Technology

Probiotics contain “live” healthy bacteria—which will die if exposed to stomach acid.  Fortunately, there’s a significant new breakthrough technology, called BIO-tract, that protects the bacteria from stomach acid, and guarantees that 2 billion probiotics reach your intestines alive, where they can go to work.

I’m very excited that I’ve been able to use this breakthrough to create a probiotic supplement. To build this new probiotic, I selected very specific strains of bacteria that are particularly beneficial to us as we age. The result is PearlBiotic Spheres.

For complete details on the simplest, cheapest way to improve your digestion and overall health with beneficial, live bacteria to your intestines, click here.

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