Good Bacteria and More

PRP's 25 billion Probiotic is a daily, high strength, probiotic designed for those who need a high-quality product to take on a daily basis. ‘PRP Probiotic Daily’ contains the unique Lab4 group of probiotic organisms. These four friendly and beneficial species of bacteria are naturally present in our intestines, but their numbers can be reduced due to the stresses of our modern lifestyle.

Probiotics are the friendliest types of bacteria which are found in the normal ‘microflora’, and there is increasing evidence that significant health benefits can frequently be observed if we increase their intake by supplementation. Added to that, we have added Calcium, Vitamin C, Vitamin D3, Selenium, and Zinc to create a powerhouse of a daily supplement.

 

PROVEN IN CLINICAL TRIALS

Daily Maintenance And Support

LAB4

Supported by a unique body of UK-based clinical research, the Lab4 live bacteria in ProVen Adult 25 Billion is the most comprehensively studied group of friendly bacteria in the UK. The Lab4 consortium of probiotic bacteria has been incorporated into many popular brands of probiotic and has benefited thousands of people for over 15 years.

Made to Survive

Research has that the bacteria in Lab4 are able to survive both stomach and bile acids. This means they can reach the intestines where they’re most effective.

Immune Support

The added Vitamin C, Vitamin D3, Selenium and Zinc, have all been shown to contribute to the normal function of the immune system (2). Perfect for helping stave off coughs and colds.

The Microbiome and Beyond

The microbiome (our gut bacteria) has a multitude of benefits – in fact we couldn’t survive without it.

It helps us to digest food – especially certain types of fibre, providing us with about 5% of our total energy needs as well as being essential in helping us absorb the beneficial antioxidants found in fruits and vegetables.

It acts as a barrier to infection – particularly in the intestine and genito-urinary tract, where it forms a carpet like layer and ‘blocks’ the entry of potentially harmful microorganisms. The reason certain types of infection such as diarrhoea, and ‘thrush’ are often associated with antibiotic use is because the antibiotics compromise this protective barrier allowing infection to occur.

It helps drive the ‘correct’ development of the immune system in the newborn infant and then primes the immune system for the rest of our lives. Research increasingly suggests that this ‘priming’ helps protect against the development of allergies and possibly autoimmune disease.

European Food Standards Agency approved claims:

(1) Calcium contributes to the normal function of digestive enzymes
(2) Selenium, vitamin C, Zinc, vitamin D contributes to the normal function of the immune system