Big Support for When You Need It Most

ProVen Probiotics Professional 500 Billion provides an intensively concentrated intake of the clinically studied Lab4 consortium of live bacteria combined with Lactobacillus salivarius, which following intake has been found to have an extended residence time in the large intestine. The Lab4 and Lab4b (for pregnancy and neonatal use) consortia of live bacteria are the foundation microorganisms of the entire ProVen Probiotics range.

With a total bacterial number of 500 billion per dose, ProVen Probiotics Intensive Microflora Formulation is intended for use under the guidance of healthcare professionals. It has been developed for shorter-term intensive use to help provide a balanced bacterial population in the large intestine.

 

PROVEN IN CLINICAL TRIALS

Formulated To Enhance Performance

Supported by Research

The Lab4 strains have been extensively studied for over 15 years for their effectiveness for immune support, athletic health and performance, and digestive symptoms - making them one of the most researched probiotics on the market.

High Doses Where It Matters

Lab4 have been shown to survive stomach and bile acid to reach the microbiota in the intestines.

Lasts Longer

Intensive Microflora Formulation – 500 Billion combines the clinically studied Lab4 consortium of live bacteria with Lactobacillus salivarius, which has been found to have an extended residence time following intake.

The importance of digestive health

Our digestive system is central to supporting our health – it contains more than 70% of the body’s immune system and more bacteria than we have cells in our whole body (the gut microbiome).

The microbiome is made up of many different species of bacteria, some of which are considered friendly and others termed pathogenic. The bacteria line the gut wall and help to stop toxins and harmful substances passing through the gut into the body – so ideally, we need a lot more good than bad.

The stresses of our modern lifestyles have been shown to have an impact on reducing the levels of friendly bacteria and potentially give the unfriendly bacteria species a chance to become dominant. Stressors include a high sugar diet, alcohol, lack of or too much exercise, illness (especially food poisoning) and medications (particularly antibiotics).