How does the Flobiotic™ complex work?

Each probiotic ingredient in the Flobiotic™ complex provides a specific benefit. Working in synergy and especially formulated for female health.

Taken daily, you get more youthful looking skin, better weight management, fewer vaginal and urinary tract infections, less chance of a cold or the flu, a more blissful bathroom experience, a healthier baby when you’re pregnant, allergy and asthma relief, and more.

Here’s a look at how each Flobiotic™ ingredient contributes to a happy microbiome:

Prebiotic – oligosaccharides from chicory root assists in maintaining the health and growth of the Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillus prebiotic strains in this formula, and the good bacteria naturally present in your system.[i]

Bifidobacterium breve – for clear, youthful looking skin, preventing weight gain,[ii] improving metabolic disorders,[iii] alleviating constipation,[iv] fewer allergy[v] and asthma symptoms[vi], and a stronger immune system with less chance of getting the flu or a cold.[vii]

Bifidobacterium bifidum – alleviates irritable bowel syndrome symptoms (IBS),[viii] helps keep you regular every day, reducing bowel urgency,[ix] and boosting your immune system for fewer colds or the flu.[x]

Bifidobacterium lactis – supporting a stronger immune system, better digestion and studies show it significantly lowers your chances of getting a cold.[xi]

Bifidobacterium longum – assists lactose digestion,[xii] regular bowel movements, and inhibits bad gut bacteria like e. coli.[xiii]

Lactobacillus acidophilus – produces lactase for lactose digestion, prevents vaginal yeast infections, helps produce Vitamin K, lowers LDL cholesterol (with a prebiotic),[xiv] reduces your risk for heart disease,[xv] and helps prevent traveler’s diarrhea.[xvi]

Lactobacillus brevis – prevents constipation and diarrhea,[xvii] relieves abdominal pain in those with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS),[xviii] decreases H. pylori infection,[xix] alleviates problems caused by reactions to MSG,[xx] reduces insomnia,[xxi] boosts your immunity, and helps prevent gingivitis.[xxii]

Lactobacillus gasseri – reduces bad LDL cholesterol,[xxiii] helps you lose weight,[xxiv] assists in improving symptoms of metabolic syndrome,[xxv] improves gut function,[xxvi] reduces fecal odor, increases immunity, reduces H. pylori infection,[xxvii] reduces menstrual pain,[xxviii] and helps combat fatigue and improve mood in athletes.[xxix]

Lactobacillus paracasei – boosts your immune system,[xxx] balances gut microflora,[xxxi] reduces diarrhea, relieves constipation,[xxxii] alleviates allergy symptoms,[xxxiii] helps heal a leaky gut barrier,[xxxiv] and decreases skin sensitivity.[xxxv]

Lactobacillus planatarum – helps irritable bowel syndrome by reducing pain and bloating,[xxxvi] reduces gas, helps heal a leaky gut barrier, and improves mood.[xxxvii]

Lactobacillus rhamnosus – boosts your immune system, prevents diarrhea,[xxxviii] fewer candida infections, helps irritable bowel syndrome, alleviates allergy symptoms,[xxxix] and asthma, restores microbiota after long-term antibiotic use,[xl] prevents pneumonia, skin problems like acne,[xli] helps you lose weight,[xlii] supports infant microbiota when you’re pregnant, prevents vaginal infections,[xliii] and is anti-cancer.[xliv]

Lactobacillus reuteri – improves skin and hair quality,[xlv] boosts oxytocin levels,[xlvi] increases Vitamin D₃ levels, prevents constipation,[xlvii] inhibits vaginal candida infection,[xlviii] reduces LDL cholesterol,[xlix] and decreases gum plaque and bleeding.

Lactobacillus salivarius – helps with gum disease, combats H. pylori, helps reduce LDL cholesterol while raising HDL cholesterol,[l] improves gut health which helps your immune system, helps alleviate asthma symptoms, and protects breast health.[li]

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Suggested Use

Take 2 capsules a day with water to replenish and maintain the microflora in your tummy.

Flobiotic FAQs

How is Flobiotic™ different than other probiotic supplements?

Flobiotic was specifically formulated to support female health. Including probiotic strains shown to prevent vaginal and urinary infections, help the microbiome in your child if you are pregnant, and support breast health.

Who should use Flobiotic™ probiotics?

Flobiotic™ can be used by women of any age. This probiotic/prebiotic complex will help clear your skin, reduce asthma and allergy symptoms, help maintain a healthy weight, alleviate constipation or diarrhea, improve your lipid profiles, reduce menstrual pain, fewer vaginal or urinary tract infections, less chance of getting a cold of the flu, and even improve your mood.

Why do you include a prebiotic in Flobiotic™?

The native Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillus already in your gut, and the probiotic strains provided by Flobiotic™ require dietary fiber to survive and thrive. But we don’t get enough fiber from the food we eat to support a healthy microbiome. Flobiotic™ supplies prebiotic fiber using oligosaccharides from chicory root.

These long-chain oligosaccharides pass through your system undigested to your large intestine. Once there, it’s fermented in your gut by bacteria like bifidobacteria. Which leads to an increase of bifidobacteria.

How does Flobiotic™ work?

Your gut is home to billions of unique strains of bacteria, some good and some are bad. If your bad bacteria overpower the good bacteria, your gut is out-of-balance, and your health suffers.

Flobiotic provides 12 strains and 26 billion CFUs of probiotic bacteria proven in human and animal clinical trials to boost the ‘good bacteria’ in your digestive system. And helps swing the balance of good to bad bacteria back in favor of optimal digestive health.

Flobiotic also provides a healthy dose of prebiotic oligosaccharides from chicory root to ensure the good bacteria have an ample food supply to flourish.

When should I take Flobiotic™?

Add 2 capsules of Flobiotic™ to your daily supplement regimen. Taken at the same time will help you remember to take your probiotic/prebiotic supplement for great digestive health every day.

Does Flobiotic™ need to be refrigerated?

Unlike many other probiotics that need to be kept cold to keep probiotic strains alive, Flobiotic™ uses a technique that does not require refrigeration.