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What Are Targeted Probiotics?
Consuming probiotic foods like kombucha, fermented pickles, and kimchi is a great way to add beneficial bacteria to your gut. However, they might not promote the benefits that you desire. You don’t know the bacteria you are consuming! Personalized gut support is more attainable with a targeted probiotic.
Probiotics are supplements that contain bacteria strains. Targeted probiotics contain bacteria strains chosen to perform an intended benefit.
Increasing microbiome research reveals that bacteria strains perform specific functions in the gut microbiome. When used daily, targeted probiotics can provide distinct health benefits.
For instance, four strains of Lactobacillus plantarum (KABP-33, -021, -022, 0023) has been shown to promote upper respiratory support. That's why these strains are featured in our Ultimate Immunity blend.
Meanwhile, Saccharomyces boulardii (CNCM 1-1079) has been shown in clinical studies to strengthen tight junctions of the small intestine. This benefit prevents toxins from leaving the intestines and entering the bloodstream. That's why many people take Healthy Gut to help with occasional digestive issues, like constipation and diarrhea.
These are just some of the many examples as to why strain-specific probiotics are important for optimizing your gut. They perform unique functions that target your daily symptoms.
Ombre probiotics contain proprietary blends. That means no other probiotic company has our formulas. Each formula contains strains backed by clinical studies to provide the intended benefits.Gut
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