Symbiotics Your Flora Regenesis Restores Gut Flora After Antibiotics

Your Flora Regenesis from Living Nutrition is a symbiotic supplement designed to address dysbiosis by restoring balance to a disrupted gut flora (dysbiosis).This product has been specifically developed as a more effective alternative to probiotics after antibiotic use. It contains an abundance of beneficial bacteria and fibers such as inulin, which are crucial for repopulating a deficient gut flora.

The Next Generation of Probiotics After Antibiotics

Symbiotics are a new supplement for gut health that includes a natural diversity of beneficial bacteria (including probiotics), prebiotics, enzymes, and postbiotics, as well as beneficial plants. Instead of a few isolated strains of lactic acid bacteria, it provides comprehensive nourishment for the stomach and intestines.

Contains beneficial bacteria from over 100 strains that live in symbiosis and restore disrupted gut flora.
Artichoke and chicory, found in Regenesis, are rich in the prebiotic fiber inulin, which plays a crucial role in the survival of the bacteria. The gut does not absorb inulin; it serves as a nutrient source for your microflora to thrive.
Enzymes promote smooth digestion and nutrient absorption.
Postbiotics (short-chain fatty acids) support a healthy gut environment.

Your Flora Regenesis Features:

Restores gut flora with a natural diversity of beneficial bacteria.
Helps reduce symptoms of dysbiosis such as diarrhea, constipation, and bloating.
Provides extra nourishment to the gut flora with fibers.
Promotes healthy digestion and nutrient absorption.
Artichoke also contains an abundance of phytonutrients beneficial for the liver.
A natural alternative to probiotics after antibiotics that is fully organic, vegan, and free from additives.
Easy to store without refrigeration. Perfect for taking to work or on vacation.

Looking for the Best Probiotic After Antibiotics? Here’s Why Symbiotics Are Better

The lack of gut bacteria after an antibiotic course usually leads to bacterial imbalance and discomfort. Probiotics provide a limited solution to the problem by adding a few isolated strains of lactic acid bacteria without offering nourishment. Megadoses of single strains can also compete with the human gut flora, leading to a new imbalance.Living Nutrition has conducted extensive research on the relationship between gut health and fermentation. As a result, they have developed Your Flora® Regenesis – an effective supplement aimed at restoring gut flora after antibiotic treatment, illness, or poor dietary habits.

Contains over 100 strains of symbiotic bacteria (including 20 strains of lactic acid bacteria) in appropriate amounts.
These live bacteria resemble the human gut flora and adapt easily to your microbiome.
Prebiotics provide the optimal environment for the bacteria to survive and thrive in the gut.
Fermentation creates an abundance of nutrients such as enzymes, peptides, and postbiotics, benefiting both the stomach and intestines.
Fermented artichoke and chicory contain active compounds that support the stomach and liver.
Additionally, fermentation neutralizes potential allergens.

Did You Know…?

Bacteria can divide every 15-20 minutes in a favorable environment. Otherwise, in a hostile environment, they will either go dormant or die.1 bacterium in a nutrient-rich environment after 12 hours = 64 billion 100 billion bacteria in an aggressive environment after 1 hour = 0