Learn how proper gut health can promote balanced immune function, healthy neurotransmitter production, and improved digestion*
The gut-brain axis
The gut-brain axis plays a powerful role in how we feel, think, and manage stress*
Gut-brain connection pathway
The gut-brain connection relies on a complex network of signals, including the production of neurotransmitters like serotonin, cortisol, dopamine, and GABA.
The power of probiotics
Certain probiotics influence neurotransmitter production and emotional well-being more than other strains.* Research shows that these 3 probiotic strains contribute to gut and brain health by creating a comprehensive approach to mental and physical wellness.*
Proprietary digestive enzymes
Our digestive systems rely on enzymes to efficiently break down the foods we eat, from complex carbohydrates to proteins and fats. Enzymes should break down the targeted antigen effectively at the pH of the targeted digestion site.
Protease: Breaks down proteins at pH 2.0–11.0 in the stomach and intestines.
Amylase: Targets starch in the small intestine at pH 3.0–7.0.
Lipase: Assists with fat digestion at pH 4.0–8.0.
Lactase: Helps process lactose in the small intestine at pH 2.5–7.0.
Botanicals and minerals
When our systems don't fully digest the foods we eat, undigested food antigens can travel across a weakened epithelial barrier and trigger an immune response.*
Ingredients like zinc carnosine work to calm immune reactions and promote gut lining health, while turmeric and apple cider vinegar help modulate immune responses.* Cilantro leaf supports liver detoxification and promotes a balanced microbiota!*
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