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Health Basics Probiotic Complete Powder™
Health Basics Probiotic Complete has been discontinued. Due to difficulties and extra expenses related to the shipping of
refrigerated products, Health Basics will no longer be selling
probiotics which require refrigeration. For most of her clients
(children over the age of two years and adults), Andrea is recommending
Bio-Kult capsules (2 capsules per day), in place of Probiotic Complete
powder. (Capsules may be pulled apart and the powder mixed with cool or
tepid beverages or food for those who can't swallow capsules). For
those individuals who would still prefer the probiotic powder, you may
order Ther-Biotic Complete powder directly from Klaire Labs/ProThera, Inc. at
1-888-488-2488 please contact us for the required authorization code.
Ther-Biotic Infant Formula probiotic powder (for infants under the
age of 2 years) and Saccharomyces boulardii capsules (which both require
refrigeration) may also be ordered directly from Klaire Labs/ProThera, Inc.
Health Basics Probiotic Complete is a comprehensive probiotic supplement intended to support a healthy balance of microflora across the entire gastrointestinal tract. Probiotic Complete contains a hypoallergenic blend of 12 certified probiotic species offering one of the most complete spectrum of microorganisms available in any probiotic supplement on the market.
Each 1/4 teaspoon of Probiotic Complete Powder contains over 100 billion CFUs. Probiotic Complete uses a unique formulation to ensure maximum delivery of live microorganisms throughout the intestinal tract.
Functions of the strains contained in Probiotic Complete:
• Produce lactic acid, hydrogen peroxide, and other compounds naturally
antagonistic to pathogenic bacteria, yeast and viruses
• Interfere with binding of pathogens to the intestinal mucosa
• Compete with pathogenic organisms for nutrients
• Produce short-chain fatty acids (acetate, propionate, and butyrate)
that nourish the colon
• Support innate and acquired immune defense mechanisms
• Reduce production of proinflammatory cytokines
• Improve immunological gut barrier function
• Synthesize vitamin K and B vitamins
• Produce lactase enzyme that helps digest the milk sugar lactose
• Support activity of detoxifying enzymes and removal of ammonia and
phenol
• Produce analogs of the DPP-IV enzyme that
break down opioid peptides
