To help restore microbiome balance in the gut, a probiotic should contain biocompatible strains. Biocompatible strains are bacteria that do not interfere with each other’s development, but actually help each other.
The more bacteria there are, the faster they will populate the gut and suppress the pathogens that are harming you. In order for the bacteria to multiply quickly and get the desired effect, the probiotic must be supported with a prebiotic.
A prebiotic is a polysaccharide (inulin) that gives beneficial bacteria the opportunity to multiply even faster.
That’s why VOODOO Probiotic contains 7 biocompatible strains and inulin – this formula is called “synbiotic“.
It is equally important when choosing a probiotic that the capsule itself and the packaging are good quality. The capsule must be acid-resistant to protect the bacteria from stomach acid and digestive enzymes. The bacteria must be able to reach the gut unharmed, so they can only multiply there. They then produce the necessary metabolites for complete digestion of food and suppress the development of pathogens.
A probiotic is a living product and it is essential that its packaging keeps the bacteria alive. If they are not stored properly, the likelihood that they will not be active at the time of purchase is very high. This is why our VOODOO Probiotic is in innovative moisture-absorbent packaging. It keeps the bacteria dormant so that they become active the moment they reach and populate our gut.
Taking one capsule of VOODOO Probiotic daily for 7-10 days is enough to cover your gut completely and maintain a healthy digestive tract.
Read more about VOODOO Probiotic here.
