Get ahead with Synbiotics for great gut health

Looking to upgrade your gut health routine? For years, traditional probiotics have been used to introduce beneficial bacteria into the digestive system. However, as our understanding of the microbiome evolves, so too does our approach to supporting gut health.

Synbiotics, is a new generation of gut health formulas that combine the advantages of probiotics with prebiotics and postbiotics, the dietary fibres that nourish and stimulate the growth of these beneficial bacteria. This emerging role of synbiotics represents a significant advancement in gut health management, offering a more holistic solution to restoring and maintaining a thriving microbiome.

What Is the Gut Microbiome and How Does It Work?

The intricate ecosystem of the gut microbiome contains trillions of micro-organisms, including bacteria, fungi and other microbes. They reside in the lining of the intestines and play essential roles in digestion, immune regulation, and overall well-being. A well-balanced microbiome is vital for maintaining good health, while an imbalance can contribute to various conditions, including digestive disorders, skin issues, and even mood imbalances.

The gut wall lining where the microbiome lives acts as both a barrier and a gateway. It allows essential nutrients to pass into the bloodstream while blocking harmful substances like toxins and pathogens. A healthy microbiome ensures the integrity of this lining by supporting the production of mucous and other protective compounds, preventing harmful substances leaking through the gut wall where they enter the bloodstream.

Synbiotics: all-in-one formulas for great gut health 

While probiotics (live beneficial bacteria) have become popular for supporting gut health, synbiotics represent a more advanced approach. Synbiotics combine probiotics, postbiotics and prebiotics (non-digestible fibres that feed beneficial bacteria), creating a synergistic effect. Traditional probiotics often struggle to survive the journey through the digestive tract, but synbiotics improve bacterial survival and colonisation by ensuring that the probiotics are nourished upon arrival in the gut. 

Emerging research suggests that synbiotics may also support outcomes for mental health, the immune response and skin conditions due to their ability to restore a healthy microbiome more efficiently than probiotics alone.

NEW complete care formulas from Harker Herbals 

Much more than a probiotic, GutBiome Balance for adults and GutBiome Builder for children are each formulated as a complete care package to develop or restore a healthy microbiome.  These formulas work with each individual’s unique gut flora to reduce populations of harmful bacteria, strengthen numbers and diversity of beneficial bacteria, and strengthen the integrity of the gut lining. 

The core ingredient in both are scientifically researched synbiotics from award-winning Bio-azâ„¢, as well as proprietary blends focussing on strengthening the integrity of the gut wall through polyphenols for children and a fermented blend of 36 different fruits and vegetables for adults. 

With good gut health being the ultimate baseline for overall health and wellbeing, start little ones early; GutBiome Builder is suitable for ages 1-12 years.  Adults can take GutBiome Balance to restore their good gut flora and build a healthy home for a rejuvenated microbiome.

 Signs of an unhappy gut

  • Irregular bowel movements
  • Bloating and cramping
  • Sensitivities to food
  • Bad breath
  • Dry itchy skin
  • Compromised immune system
  • Mood changes
  • Unintended weight gain
  • Sugar cravings
     

Always read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist, see your healthcare professional. 

Harker Herbals Products Ltd, Waipu.

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Get ahead with Synbiotics for great gut health

Synbiotics, is a new generation of gut health formulas that combine the advantages of probiotics with prebiotics and postbiotics, the dietary fibres that nourish and stimulate the growth of these beneficial bacteria.