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Prebiotics

Probiotics

Natural

Synergistic

Nutraceuticals

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Prebiotics

Food for the friendly bacteria, they are non-digestible food ingredients that beneficially affect the host by selecting stimulating the growth of friendly bacteria (like probiotics). Some examples of prebiotics are FOS, Xylitol, ext.

Probiotics

Living microorganism (bacteria or yeast) which open ingestion exerts health benefits beyond beherient basic nutrition. Probiotic means "for life" (as opposed to antibiotic which means anti-life)

Natural

Whenever we start with a natural molecule, we are building on substances which nature has refined over thousands of years. These substances can be digested and metabolized by our enzymes, liver and kidneys without any serious side effects. When we ingest synthetic substances our organ systems do not have the proper digestive enzymes to completely metabolize them, thus leading to many of the side effects we suffer from.

Synergistic

There are many studies on the beneficial effects of different natural pharmaceuticals for various medical conditions. However, there are few studies concerning the synergistic effect of combining different natural products. I am looking forward to using the scientific literature to combine various natural products which will work on various chronic medical conditions. The combined products can be more effective than individual ones, easier to take (less capsules or pills) and less expensive than the individual ingredients separately.

Nutraceuticals

Nutraceuticals is a term that comes from the combination of nutrition and pharmaceutical. The word is meant to describe natural food-based (nutrition) substances that have pharmacological (healing) effects on the human body. Nutraceutical refers to any food product, supplement or dietary substance that has proven health and medical benefits.

 

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A New Paradigm for Acid Reflux	Everyday 70,000,000 people suffer from some form of digestive issue (heartburn, acidreflux, GERD, IBS, indigestion constipation, diarrhea, abdominal pain, etc.). To relieve their symptoms people turn to Tums , Rolaids , Zantac , Tagamet , or the more dangerous, PPIs [Proton Pump Inihibitors] (Nexium®, Prevacid®, Prilosec®, Protonics®, etc.).
Probiotics in health maintenance and disease prevention - Probiotics	Probiotic microflora display numerous health benefits beyond providing basic nutritional value. They cooperatively maintain a delicate balance between the gastrointestinal tract and immune system. When this balance is disrupted, disease and inflammation result.
Asthma and Probiotics	Asthma is a chronic lung disease that affects at least 24 million people in the United States. Symptoms of asthma include episodes of wheezing, coughing, shortness of breath, and increased mucus production. Genetics, allergy, environment, infection, emotions, and nutrition all play a role in this disease, which causes inflammation of the airways of the lung.
Good Bacteria may ease Hayfever	If springtime's splendor leaves you sniffling, "good" bacteria may one day provide relief. New research suggests probiotics can alter the body's immune response to grass pollen -- a common cause of seasonal allergic rhinitis, or hay fever.
Probiotics less flu and colds	The efficacy of probiotics is currently well documented with regard to the improvement of gastrointestinal functions, whereas their potential role in the prevention of infectious respiratory diseases has not been sufficiently analyzed.
Taking Probiotics Greatly Reduces Infections in Athletes	Athletes who took probiotic supplements suffered fewer infections and recovered more quickly than those who did not, in a study conducted by the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra and published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
Tackling Autism with Probiotics	Findings from a team led by Professor Glenn Gibson, Professor of Food Microbiology and head of the Food Microbiology Sciences Unit at the University of Reading, were released earlier this week.
Probiotics and Cavities	Previous studies have suggested that lactobacilli-derived probiotics in dairy products may affect oral ecology, but the effects of different delivery methods have received little attention.
Probiotics for Weight Loss	A video by Dr. Eisenstein detailing how probiotics affects weight loss.