P3–OM is a proteolytic, probiotic with its own patent. #US 589-5758 A. P3-OM supports digestive, health and immune system.
- New patented SUPER-strain for maximal protein digestion and assimilation
- Specifically prepared as freeze-dried culture to remain potent through your digestive system
- Can multiply inside your gut so you don’t need as many colony forming units (CFUs) as other probiotics
- Requires no refrigeration to maintain potency
- Vegetarian-friendly, lactose-free, 100% plant-based
- “Good guy” bacteria to fight off the bad guys and help your good gut bacteria win-the-war inside you
- Optimizes your healthy gut microbiome when taken on an empty stomach
- Optimizes your digestion when taken with food or in the morning
Probiotic plus prebiotic and a Healthy Gut
An unhealthy gut may have:
- An imbalanced immune response
- Reduced capacity to produce and secrete adequate digestive liquids and enzymes, leading to indigestion, low nutrient absorption, and sometimes bacteria overgrowth
- A weak barrier that allows allergens and bacteria toxins to reach your bloodstream
- Poor communication with the brain, which can impact mental health and cognitive function
- Unhealthy movement that may result in irregularity and other digestive discomfort
An unhealthy gut can result in many symptoms outside the gut. Though problems such as gas, bloating, indigestion, irregularity, and digestive discomfort are obviously digestive issue, unhealthy skin, brain fog, mood and energy struggles, and weight gain may also be signs of an unhealthy gut.
Probiotic plus prebiotic supplement promote all aspects of a healthy gut. They help balance the immune response, add to your digestive enzyme bank account, strengthen your gut barrier, communicate with your brain, and promote healthy gut movement.
How Probiotics Work
Most supplemental probiotics[8][8] are transient visitors to your gut. While they are visiting, they share genes and produce substances that produce health benefits. They support your health [9] by:
- Strengthening your gut barrier by producing beneficial substances, stimulating protective mucus, or preventing bad bacteria from staying in your gut
- Competing with bad bacteria for space and resources
- Producing antimicrobial substances to inhibit the growth of bad bacteria, which can sometimes make your microbiome healthier
- Balancing the immune system, so it can effectively fight off pathogens but also prevent allergic or autoimmune diseases
- Producing enzymes to digest food and food substances we don’t have enzymes to digest
- Processing (activating or degrading) supplements, drugs, hormones, nutrients, and neurotransmitters
- Communicating with your brain through neurotransmitter-like substances and nerves that connects between the brain and the gut
- Producing and activating vitamins, such as vitamin K and some B vitamins