Triple Action Biotic

What is Triple Action Biotic?

A powerful formulation to support your gut health and overall wellbeing. Triple Action Biotic contains three key elements that work synergistically together in your gut for a holistic approach to digestive health and metabolism.¹

The importance of a healthy gut is becoming more apparent as we better understand the different needs of our gut microbiome and how it can benefit not just our digestive system but our general wellness.

Your digestive system is complex, and the intestine is one of the longest organs in your body. So perhaps it’s not surprising that different parts of your digestive system have different needs, which is where Triple Action Biotic can help.

Triple Action Biotic for Pre, Pro, and Post Gut Support

Looking for the best support for your overall gut and wellbeing? Triple Action Biotic contains Pre, Pro, and Post elements that provide a holistic approach to supporting your digestion and metabolism.¹

PRE:

300mg Chicory Root fibre is included to increase your overall fibre intake and maintain regularity. Chicory root is a rich source of FOS, which is short for Fructooligosaccharides, and is included as a food source for your gut bacteria, keeping them healthy and happy.

PRO:

20 billion live probiotic cultures from two naturally occurring strains backed by science (Lactobacillus acidophilus LA85 and Bifidobacterium bifidum BBi32). They are freeze-dried and proven to reach your gut alive.

POST:

We’ve included tributyrin, a bioactive compound that can generate high levels of butyrate in the gut, a short-chain fatty acid that can regulate several important processes in your lower digestive tract and can help to balance the microbes in your gut.

Finally, biotin and zinc have been added for their ability to support the metabolism and breakdown the food you eat effectively.¹

¹Biotin contributes to normal energy-yielding and macronutrient metabolism. Zinc contributes to normal acid-base, carbohydrate, macronutrient metabolism, metabolism of fatty acids, and normal protein synthesis.