BioGaia Gastrus Advanced Probiotic Chewable for Gut Health, Dual Strains of Patented Lactobacillus Reuteri, Premium Bacterial Cultures to Help Balance Gut Flora, Digestive Tablets with L. Reuteri

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• WE UNLOCK THE POTENTIAL OF YOUR GUT MICROBIOME: Lactobacillus reuteri is a remarkable species of bacteria with deep evolutionary roots. Over millions of years, humans and our ancestors have co-evolved with specific strains of L. reuteri. These microorganisms are present in the intestine, collectively called the gut microbiota, are essential to health. Unfortunately, modern lifestyles have largely eradicated L. reuteri from the human microbiota. By reintroducing L. reuteri through probiotic solutions, restoring this critical bacterial culture helps unlock the potential of your gut flora, creating pathways for maintaining optimal health.
• PATENTED BACTERIAL CULTURES L. REUTERI: Each chewable BioGaia Gastrus probiotic tablet contains two patented bacterial strains of lactobacillus reuteri, a minimum of 200 million live bacteria in each tablet clinically proven to reach the gut alive. SUITABLE ALONGSIDE MEDICATION FOR H.PYLORI, IBS: BioGaia Gastrus with l.reuteri may be combined with medication for gastrointestinal issues. If you are taking any medications or have any medical conditions, always consult a medical professional before starting supplementation.
• THE WORLD’S MOST RESEARCHED PROBIOTIC*: BioGaia has been at the forefront of probiotic and microbiome research for around 35 years. BioGaia’s L. reuteri strains are among the most extensively studied in both preclinical and clinical research. Over 250 clinical studies have been conducted involving more than 22,000 individuals of various ages. *According to the number of published articles on Pubmed (July 2021).