Available in a 3 oz. quantity ( Previously only in 2 oz.)

PROBIOTIC PLUS is one of the most comprehensive products of its kind on the market. It represents the collaboration between me and the late Dr. Kheim Shahani, one of the foremost experts in the field of probiotics.   It contains not only many beneficial cultures but also DIGESTIVE enzymes and  FOS.  

We have chosen the above combination of probiotics for their synergistic effects.

This probiotic enhances the defensive capacity of both the intestinal and the general immun-system.  This allows added capacity to resist bacteria, viruses, yeast and parasites that might otherwise take residency in our body. Probiotics, in fact, retard the migration of bacteria and their toxins into the general circulation. Supplementation of probiotics is also known to reduce the incidence and severity of allergies.  

Latest research proves the ability of probiotics to engulf and eliminate Mercury from the intestine from where it can go back into general circulation.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

DDS-1TM  Lactobacillus Acidophilus /

The effectiveness of this product is supported by numerous clinical trials conducted at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln . It is one of the most potent forms of lactobacillus acidophilus. Among its numerous benefits, it also lowers cholesterol

Lactobacillus bulgaricus /

Promotes the colonization of other important intestinal flora, especially in the small intestine. It produces natural antibiotic substances and the beneficial enzyme lactase.

Lactobacillus Casei /

It is the newest and most well researched Probiotic. It has been demonstrated to posses unique gastrointestinal defensive propertie.

Lactobacillus Bifidum /

It is a natural inhabitant of the human intestinal tract and is also found in the human vagina as a protective agent. It is found in the mostly in the large intestine and in the lower part of the small intestine. It is the most predominant defensive Probiotic in infants and delivered in large quantities through breast milk.

S.faecum /

A resident of the intestinal tract that helps maintain the low pH that discourages fermentation and bacterial growth.

S.thermphilus /

A transient friendly inhabitant of the intestines, which deters the overgrowth of unfriendly invaders by maintaining a low pH environment. Aids in the digestion of dairy by the production of lactase in ample amounts.

Protease /

A pancreatic enzyme that breaks down proteins into amino acids.

Amylase e /

A pancreatic enzyme that breaks down starches into simpler sugars.

Lipase /

A pancreatic enzyme that breaks down fats..

FOs /

A polysaccharide that enhances the colony counts of friendly bacteria such as Lactobacillus Bifidum and Acidophilus, while reducing the colony counts of harmful bacteria.  May also help in the maintenance of favorable cholesterol ratios and support the cardiovascular system. It also facilitates the detoxification process of the liver.  

Dosage / 

As a preventive measure use 1/2 to 1 teaspoon,  1 to 2 times daily, mixed into room temperature food. You may also add it to a protein drink.  The presence of digestive enzymes, makes this probiotic much more effective to deal with malabsorption.  (Click here to see the article)

In case of dysbiosis or during cortisone  and/or antibiotic therapy, we recommend 1 -2 tablespoons / day until the intestine shows no signs of dysbiosis.  (click here for the article on Dysbiosis, Leaky Gut Syndrome and Malabsorption)

Top quality probiotics, such as our Probiotic Plus or Natren (available in health food stores), are absolutely necessary during antibiotic usage, in the dose of 1 tablespoon at bedtime.  Which ever probiotic you choose, however, make sure it is of the highest quality. “Buy less, but buy the best.”

All supplement regimens should be supervised by a qualified health professional. If you are experiencing any health problems, please seek the help of a qualified practitioner of integrative medicine.  

References:    

• Chaitow. (1995) “Probiotics”, Hohm Press , AZ.

• Murray , (1996), “Encyclopedia of Nutritional Supplements”, Prima Publishing , CA .

• Majiama and Isolauri, (1997), “J Allergy Clinical Immunology” Vol 99, No 2, Mosby-Year Book, St. Louis , MO  

Note / The FDA has not evaluated these statements. All supplementation should be supervised by a qualified health professional. The addition of supplements to your dietary regimen should not replace your medical care.