Beekeeper's Naturals Complete Gut Health 3-in-1 Probiotic Prebiotic Postbiotic (28ct)

Beekeeper's Naturals Complete Gut Health 3-in-1 Probiotic Prebiotic Postbiotic (28ct)PROPOLIS POWERED GUT HEALTH. Complete Gut Health regulates and supports overall digestive balance with a powerful blend of prebiotics, probiotics and postbiotics. Our triple threat of ingredients promotes a healthy gut microbiome, supports brain and immune function, and helps regulate the inflammation that naturally occurs in the gut. In short, the little microorganisms in your GI tract are going to be living their best livesand so are you. SUPPORTS &

• PROPOLIS-POWERED GUT HEALTH. Complete Gut Health regulates and supports overall digestive balance with a powerful blend of prebiotics, probiotics and postbiotics. Our triple threat of ingredients promotes a healthy gut microbiome, supports brain and immune function, and helps regulate the inflammation that naturally occurs in the gut. In short, the little microorganisms in your GI tract are going to be living their best lives—and so are you.
• SUPPORTS & REGULATES DIGESTIVE BALANCE: 3-in-1 Complete Gut Health supports and regulates digestive balance with a triple threat of ingredients including Propolis a prebiotic; MegaDuo, a spore-based probiotic; and CoreBiome a postbiotic.
• PROVEN RESULTS: Over 50% of participants in our clinical study reported feeling gut health improvements within the first 5-7 days. 68% Felt a Decrease In Bloating and 74% experienced less gas.
• PURE AND POWERFUL INGREDIENTS: Propolis acts as a prebiotic in Complete Gut Health to feed the good bacteria in the gut. A spore-based probiotic, Bacillus (MegaDuo) is uniquely capable of surviving the entire journey through the digestive system. Tributyrate (CoreBiome) helps regulate the normal inflammatory response in the gastrointestinal tract and combats the effects of bloat.
• VEGETARIAN-FRIENDLY FORMULA: Our capsules are vegetarian and do not contain gelatin. However, since Complete Gut Health is made with bee propolis, it is not technically considered vegan. We call it “beegan!”