You don't need to suffer with IBS anymore
PROBIOTICS are not all are created equal. Look for a probiotic which contains a strain or strains scientifically proven to help with IBS, or your specific symptom profile e.g. bloating, or constipation. Beware that some probiotics contain chicory, inulin or fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS) which can aggravate gas and bloating in IBS-sensitive tummies.
Does any of the following sound familiar?
- You have diagnosed with IBS and don’t know what to do next?
- Are you sick of feeling bloated all the time?
- Look like you’re pregnant when you’re not?
- Are your IBS symptoms taking over your life?
- Have you tried everything, and nothing seems to work?
Symprove, available over the counter, is the first treatment proven under laboratory conditions to work. It contains four live strains of the ‘friendly bacteria’ lactobacillus that, its makers claim, can ‘reset’ the digestive system.
A trial at London’s King’s College Hospital found that 57 percent more patients with moderate to severe IBS achieved remission while taking it.
Your Microbiome needs daily care and support. The latest research on Good bacteria is overwhelming.
Some probiotics don’t stay in your gut - they exert a transient effect when they pass through. With Symprove, the good bugs get through your stomach acid to your lower gut and change the environment in your gut so that all of the healthy bacteria that’s already there can thrive, while ‘bad’ bugs will wane. The probiotics aren’t the key alone- they’re encouraging your gut to function better and improving its environment. It’s a gentle treatment in that way - it’s changing the terrain so that better gut bugs colonise.
We now know that Symprove is the ONLY live bacteria available today that makes it past the Gut!
All other live bacteria are destroyed by our stomach acid in the gut so they DO NOT MAKE IT to your intestines, colon or bowel.
Symprove should be taken for at least 12 weeks to fully reset a person’s system and balance the gut. Available available from Blissful
As seen and recommended:
Dr Rangan Chatterjee | 4 Steps to Good Gut Health