This article is general information only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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More explaination, more comprehension
Proboitics:
Probiotics are live, friendly bacteria that, when consumed in the right amounts, help keep your gut ecosystem in balance.
This concept can be traced back to 1857, when Louis Pasteur found the relationship between milk spoilage and lactic acid bacteria. Probiotics can be found in some fermented foods (like yogurt) and in targeted supplements. After scientific research in the following 160 years, probiotics has been used in various areas to improve public life.
Prebiotics & Dietary fibers
Prebiotics are food for good gut bacteria. As research into gut microbiota deepens, scientists have discovered specific components in dietary fiber that selectively promote the growth of beneficial gut bacteria, thus proposing the concept of "prebiotics". Dietary fibers are
When bacteria ferment these fibres, they produce beneficial compounds that help support digestive comfort and overall gut environment.
Digestive enzymes
Digestive enzymes are a group of "working proteins" which help break down carbohydrates, fats and proteins from food into smaller units for absorption. Our body produces enzymes while someone will use enzyme supplements as "first aid" after a heavy or rich meal.
“Detox”, “Cleanse” & “Colon Cleansing”
The process these words describe is happening everyday in our body, mainly involves liver, kidney, lungs, skin and gut. To help our body complete this job, we need a healthy lifestyle, enough fibre, fluids and regular bowel movements.
"Intestinal Barrier"
As an interface between the human body and outer world, our gut works as a net which lets nutrients go inside and defends the whole system from being infected by pathogens. In addition to the mucous membrane and intestinal cells, substances such as stomach acid and lysozyme, as well as antibodies, lymphoid tissue, and gut microbiota, also contribute to the composition of the intestinal barrier.
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Things you may have previously misunderstood
Truth 1: Probiotics are more than complicated than you think.
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Probiotics are not all the same
As the public acknowledges, gut microbiota is consisted of many strains of bacteria, for example, Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium. Different probiotic strains can have different research benefits. A formula for digestive comfort may use different strains from one designed to support immunity. Look for products that clearly list strain names and recommended daily amounts, rather than one certain species.
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More CFU doesn't mean better
CFU (colony forming units) is a measure of how many live bacteria are in a serving. A higher number doesn’t automatically mean better results. What matters is the right strains, in the right dose, for the right purpose, and that they remain stable until the end of shelf life.
Truth 2: Prebiotics is your "Best Mate", not a "Magic Wand".
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Prebiotics are not a "weight-loss miracle"
While prebiotics can support weight management by helping preserve a healthy gut microbiota, taking prebiotic supplements alone cannot shoulder the full responsibility of losing weight. Their main role is to act as “nourishment” for beneficial bacteria. Sustainable, healthy weight loss still depends first on a balanced diet and regular physical activity. On this foundation, adding adequate prebiotics can make your efforts more efficient and help you achieve better results with less effort.
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Snacks labeled "prebiotics-containing" are not enough
It sounds healthier if you take snacks with fiber instead of those with quantative sugar and oil, while those from snacks is not reliable considering from a long-term respective. The primary sources of prebiotics are still fruits, vegetables, and grains consumed at each meal. However, if these basic needs cannot be met, carefully selecting prebiotics supplements is a viable option.
Truth 3: Is digestive enzyme always an effective "first aid" method?
Enzyme supplements are not a free pass for endless heavy or trigger foods. They are designed for occasional support, and should sit alongside mindful eating, portion control and medical advice where needed.
Truth 4: Is "detoxiation" or "bowel cleansing" essential for everyone?
Acrtually, Extreme cleanses that cause severe diarrhoea, cramping or dehydration can be uncomfortable and may not be safe. A supportive gut routine focuses on gentle, regular bowel movements, hydration and fibre – not on dramatic “purges”.
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What we think when developing the solution for every problem
For digestive support:
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Formulated with high-quality prebiotics and a digestive enzyme complex, which nourishes beneficial gut bacteria while aiding digestion;
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Four types of dietary fiber support regular bowel movements, avoiding the irreversible damage to the intestines caused by harsh laxatives.
For sensitivity caring:
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Combining amino acids with natural ingredients, constructing the fundamental repair of the mucous membrane;
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Natural plant extracts with public-registered benefits helping resistance of resistance reaction.
For metabolic enhancement:
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Adding blend of high-quality vegetables and fruit concerning the lack of them in modern diet;
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Balanced environment of gut microbiome enables better absorption and usage;
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Health supporting herbs also care about your overall condition.
For immune strengthening:
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The immune system is closely related to gut microbiota, the two have a mutually beneficial yet restrictive relationship;
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Taking appropriate probiotic supplements can also be beneficial in coping with environmental changes.
Closing:
We hope that all fellow travellers along the way of keeping fit can learn about how the supplements work and choose the best type for themselves. Remember dietary supplements are not panacea. Please consult a doctor if you have any uncomfortable symptoms, and we are very happy to provide all the support we can on this basis.