Biome Advanced™ Probiotic - Help Restore the Balance of Beneficial Gut Bacteria

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Biome Advanced™ Probiotic – Help Restore the Balance of Beneficial Gut Bacteria

BY Jennifer Hopper November 14, 2019

A course of antibiotics can throw off the balance of beneficial bacteria in the gut, but taking a daily probiotic during and after antibiotic use may help to keep your gut in check.

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Can your gut bounce back after antibiotics?

While antibiotics have changed the face of modern medicine and saved countless lives, this advancement has come at a cost: the health of our gut microbiome.

Unfortunately, antibiotics aren’t selective in the bacteria they destroy. They are broad-spectrum antibacterial agents, which are unable to differentiate between the pathogenic bacteria that cause us harm, and the beneficial bacteria that keep us healthy.

As a result, even just a single course of antibiotics can significantly reduce the number of beneficial bacteria in the gut, which can have long-lasting negative effects on our health.

Numerous studies demonstrate that antibiotic exposure can lead to a state of microbial imbalance known as intestinal dysbiosis, which is a reduced number and diversity of bacteria in the gut.

Fortunately, we now know that taking a daily probiotic during and after antibiotic use may help to keep the community of bacteria in your gut fighting fit. Biome Advanced™ Probiotic was specifically formulated with six strains of probiotic bacteria to support the health of the gut microbiome during and after a course of antibiotics, keeping your digestion healthy and your bowel habits regular.

Next time you’re prescribed a course of antibiotics, ask your pharmacist about how Biome Advanced™ Probiotic can help you to support your gut microbiome to keep your gut happy and healthy.

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To help restore the balance of beneficial gut bacteria

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