• Healthy Gut Microflora - Probiotics (which means “for-bacteria”) consist of beneficial and “friendly” strains of bacteria that play an extremely important role in theintestine’s defense barrier, which help to crowd out unfriendly organisms. The types of strains of probiotic bacteria selected for the GenEssentials Probiotics have been extensively explored for the ability to defend against toxins and invading organisms, support healthy immune function, preserve the key nutrients produced by the bacteria, prevent the decay of poorly digested foods, and maintain the healthy microbial balance of the colon.

• Healthy Immune Function - Probiotic bacteria are believed to play a role in regulating immune cell signaling, and may stimulate healthy immune responses by gut immune cells in the gut-associated-lymphoid-tissue, or GALT. Probiotics are also being studied for potential protective roles against hypersensitivity and allergic reactions, and may help to support healthy local and systemic immune responses. Genesis Today GenEssentials Probiotic include well-researched and trusted strains of Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium, which have been chosen to promote a balanced intestinal ecology and healthy immune responses.

• Balanced Intestinal Tract - A healthy digestive tract consists of an upper bowel (stomach, duodenum, and jejunum) having a sparse microflora. From the lower part of the small intestine on into the colon, bacterial concentrations gradually increase. In many gut-related health conditions, there is often an imbalance in the normal populations (types and numbers) of bacteria in the various intestinal sites. Probiotics may promote microflora balance and encourage the release of nutrients from foods for absorption. Some probiotics may also metabolize to short chain fatty acids (SCFAs), which serve as an important energy source that is required by the intestinal immune cells. Lactobacillus probiotics, in particular, help to maintain healthy microbial populations since these probiotic bacteria produce lactic acid, lowering the pH, which makes the intestinal environment inhospitable for the growth of pathogenic bacteria.

• Healthy Digestive Processes - A healthy digestive tract consists of an upper bowel (stomach, duodenum, and jejunum) having a sparse microflora. From the lower part of the small intestine on into the colon, bacterial concentrations gradually increase. In many gut-related health conditions, there is often an imbalance in the normal populations (types and numbers) of bacteria in the various intestinal sites. Probiotics may promote microflora balance and encourage the release of nutrients from foods for absorption. Some probiotics may also metabolize to short chain fatty acids (SCFAs), which serve as an important energy source that is required by the intestinal immune cells. Lactobacillus probiotics, in particular, help to maintain healthy microbial populations since these probiotic bacteria produce lactic acid, lowering the pH, which makes the intestinal environment inhospitable for the growth of pathogenic bacteria.

• Healthy Inflammatory Responses - In many inflammatory and gut-related health conditions, inflammation is often accompanied by an imbalanced intestinal microflora and an altered immune response. Probiotics may support healthy inflammatory responses through many mechanisms. Probiotics have been shown to compete with harmful microorganisms for food, support the normal production of anti-inflammatory protein molecules, encourage the stimulation of healthy immune responses in the gut, boost the body’s production of antimicrobial compounds, and preserve the integrity and function of the intestinal immune barrier.

	45 Billion Probiotics / Serving Plant-Based Superfruit Blend MSRP: $57.95 $49.95 Contains 17 Probiotic Strains Blend of 15 Superfruits & Vegetables Unique Superfruit Plant-Based Probiotic Dietary Supplement Supports: Healthy Digestive Tract, Healthy Immunity, Gastrointestinal Balance Each bottle contains 90 Veg Capsules Click here for Probiotic ingredient Listing.

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