Solgar Advanced Multi-Billion Dophilus

Description

Solgar Advanced Multi-Billion Dophilus is a non-dairy formulation containing 4 specially cultured strains of beneficial microorganisms.

Solgar Advanced Multi-Billion Dophilus Vegetable Capsules is a non-dairy formulation containing 4 strains of specially cultured strains of L. acidophilus, LA-5, B. lactis, BB-12, L. paracasei, L. CASEI 431 and L. rhamnosus GG, LGG. Each capsule provides 1.25 billion especially cultured strains of the 4 types of strains, beneficial microorganisms that survive stomach acidity and naturally resides in the lower digestive tract.

Solgar Advanced Multi-Billion Dophilus utilises a polysaccharide matrix technology which protects the live bacteria from being destroyed by stomach acid, before it reaches the gut. This matrix is comprised of a specially formulated blend that offers protection as well as provides food for the organisms and enhances the shelf stability. It also means these products do not need to be refrigerated and are protected from destruction by stomach acid.

L. acidophilus, B. lactis, L Paracasei and L. Rhamnosus are strains of friendly bacteria which can be naturally found in the intestines. The intestines are responsible for digesting food, producing certain vitamins and assisting the immune system. The strains used in Solgar Advanced Multi-Billion Dophilus have been extensively researched.

The digestive system is home to trillions of bacteria and they support the gut to be healthy, as well as aiding the immune system. Eating fermented foods such as yogurt, tempeh, cheese and sauerkraut, can help top up the level of friendly bacteria. A lot of commercial yogurt products have added sugar, which feeds not only the good bacteria in your gut, but also the bad ones. If your diet doesn’t contain fermented foods, you might want to consider taking a supplement.

Solgar Advanced Multi-Billion Dophilus is a safe way to increase the level of friendly bacteria in your gut. The strains in this formula have been granted Qualified Presumption of Safety (QPS) by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).