Ingredient Glossary

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DIGESTIVE ESSENTIALS

Lactase

Benefits: Help improve digestion as a whole, particularly following the consumption of milk sugar as present in milk, cheese, butter, yogurt, ice cream and other foods.

Sourced from: Japan, United States

A naturally produced enzyme specialized in the breakdown and digestion of lactose.

Chicory root

Benefits: Helps improve digestive discomfort and reduce IBS symptoms while boosting the presence of bifidobacteria (good bacteria).

Sourced from: The Netherlands

A prebiotic (aka the "food" for your probiotics) that supports the growth of healthy and beneficial bacteria in the gut.

Ginger

Benefits:Promotes a healthy digestive process and decrease some GI symptoms.

Sourced from: Poland, Egypt, China, United States

Originally from Southeast Asia, ginger is a flowering plant that has been used for centures as a home remedy to soothe digestion.

Peppermint

Benefits: Provides benefits for individuals with IBS symptoms and functional indigestion.

Sourced from: Poland, Egypt, China, United States

Peppermint is an aromatic herb native to Europe and Asia with many physiological effects on the gut.

Fennel

Benefits: Soothes digestive issues, including heartburn, bloating and intestinal gas.

Sourced from: Poland, Egypt, China, United States

Native to the Mediterranean region, fennel is a flowering plant that belongs to the carrot species that is used as an ingredient of global cuisines and traditional medicine.

Alpha-Galactosidase

Benefits: Helps digest high fiber foods.

Sourced from: Japan, United States

A natural enzyme specialized in the breakdown of complex carbohydrates.

Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG

Benefits: Improves the intestinal wall barrier, reinforcing the immune system.

Sourced from: Italy, United States

A probiotic strain (aka the “good bacteria” of the body) intended to benefit our health by improving or restoring the gut flora.

Bifidobacterium lactis HN019

Benefits: Promotes gut motility which means it can be helpful for people with bowel movement issues and has been shown to improve functional gastrointestinal symptoms (or constipation).

Sourced from: Italy, United States

A probiotic strain (aka the “good bacteria” of the body) intended to benefit our health by improving or restoring the gut flora.

Bifidobacterium longum

Benefits: Resists acidic conditions in the stomach and adheres to intestinal walls, favorably regulating immune responses and strengthening the body's response to hostile (or bad) bacteria.

Sourced from: Italy, United States

A probiotic strain (aka the “good bacteria” of the body) intended to benefit our health by improving or restoring the gut flora.

DE111Ⓡ Bacillus Subtilis

Benefits: Supports healthy gut functions, stimulate normal microflora in the gut, and promote digestive health.

Sourced from: United States

A probiotic strain (aka the “good bacteria” of the body) intended to benefit our health by improving or restoring the gut flora.

Lactase