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Probiotics: Live beneficial bacteria (e.g., Lactobacillus, Bifidobacteria) that improve gut health and immunity.
Prebiotics: Food for probiotics, such as fiber and oligosaccharides, that help increase and maintain beneficial bacteria.
Postbiotics: Metabolites produced by probiotics that provide health benefits (an analogy: honey produced by bees).

The microbiome consists of all microorganisms and their genes living in the human body.
It plays a crucial role in:
- Immunity
- Metabolism
- Brain function (gut-brain axis)
- Mood regulation
- Disease prevention
High diversity in gut microbes correlates with better health.
Gut microbes produce important neurotransmitters:
- Serotonin (90% made in intestines)
- Dopamine
- GABA These affect mental health and neurological diseases.
Imbalanced gut microbes are linked to:
- Autoimmune diseases
- Skin conditions (eczema, acne)
- Depression
- Autism
- Parkinson’s disease, and more

The body functions as an interconnected physiological network.
Gut health affects immunity, blood sugar, blood pressure, skin, and other systems.
Managing microbiome diversity is considered the “gateway to health.”

Probiotics should be taken continuously for life to maintain gut health.
Probiotics are temporary residents (“travelers”) and need regular replenishment.
Factors that harm gut microbes include:
- Excessive alcohol consumption
- Instant foods
- Sugary drinks
Taking probiotics before and after alcohol consumption can help mitigate damage.

Probiotics must survive stomach acid and bile to reach the intestines effectively.
The strain of probiotics is critical; different strains have different health effects.
When selecting products, look for:
- Verified strains
- Guaranteed bacterial counts
- Proper packaging to protect live bacteria
Different probiotics may be taken at different times of day for better absorption due to strain differences.

Balance Within 365: Basic probiotic with 8.3 billion bacteria, includes prebiotic inulin; recommended for beginners.
W (Women’s Health): Focuses on vaginal health with Lactobacillus strains, cranberry concentrate, and inulin.
Slim Fit: Capsule form with probiotics and B vitamins for body fat reduction and gut health; recommended alongside other products depending on diet (carbohydrates, fats).
Nutrikids Immunity Plus: Probiotic for children with vitamin C and iron to support immunity.
Balance Wein Immunity: Capsule form with 8 strains including patented ones; good for immune support.
Capsules can be opened and taken as powder if swallowing is difficult.

Personalized probiotic formulation based on stool test analysis.
Uses patented technology to analyze microbiome and postbiotics.
Replicates individual gut environment to select the best probiotic strains.
Covers 94% of the population with 8 types of lactic acid bacteria.
Provides a detailed report on:
- Microbiome diversity
- Postbiotics
- Lifestyle and diet recommendations

Probiotics can help with skin conditions by improving gut health rather than relying solely on topical treatments.
Children’s gut microbiome differs even within the same household due to diet and lifestyle.
Regular intake and choosing the right strain are essential for effective probiotic benefits.
Avoid behaviors that kill gut microbes, such as heavy drinking and excessive instant food consumption.