Top 5 Probiotics of 2018
Updated August 15, 2018
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Within the past few years, the probiotics market has been EXPLODING. Doctors may have been prescribing them for a long time, but only recently have people started including these extraordinary supplements in their daily diets. Those who have started regularly taking probiotics have reported many improvements in their overall health. Here are some examples of the benefits thousands of daily users report:
improved digestive function
weight loss
lowered cholesterol
normalized blood pressure
less sick days
With so many brands of probiotics on the market, how can you find the right one? Because every product claims to be the “most effective“, it can be hard to find the probiotic that best suits your particular needs. Luckily, that’s what we’re here for.
This list ONLY includes probiotics which are manufactured in accordance with cGMP guidelines.
If a probiotic was NOT manufactured in clean, regulated conditions, as per cGMP guidelines then in all likelihood it will not only be ineffective but it could be POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS!
There are 5 factors which impact our grade of each probiotic. They are listed and explained below.
Price – this one is pretty self-explanatory.
Potency – WAY too many companies leave their probiotics sitting around gathering dust, over 50% of the brands that we tested had ZERO live cultures left! Potency is the % of live cultures we discovered upon testing the brand, you’d be surprised at how many companies store their probiotics for way too long.
CFU (Colony-Forming Units) – this is the total count of all of the bacteria in the probiotic, VERY important because probiotics are ONLY EFFECTIVE IN ADEQUATE AMOUNTS.
Strains – total number of different types of bacteria in each probiotic, varies greatly and, along with strain diversity, affects the types and levels of benefits that you will notice.
Strain Purity – a combination of the effective concentration of the strains within the probiotic and the functional quality of the active cultures (the ability of the bacteria to perform its specific job).
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Updated August 15, 2018
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Within the past few years, the probiotics market has been EXPLODING. Doctors may have been prescribing them for a long time, but only recently have people started including these extraordinary supplements in their daily diets. Those who have started regularly taking probiotics have reported many improvements in their overall health. Here are some examples of the benefits thousands of daily users report:
improved digestive function
weight loss
lowered cholesterol
normalized blood pressure
less sick days
With so many brands of probiotics on the market, how can you find the right one? Because every product claims to be the “most effective“, it can be hard to find the probiotic that best suits your particular needs. Luckily, that’s what we’re here for.
This list ONLY includes probiotics which are manufactured in accordance with cGMP guidelines.
If a probiotic was NOT manufactured in clean, regulated conditions, as per cGMP guidelines then in all likelihood it will not only be ineffective but it could be POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS!
There are 5 factors which impact our grade of each probiotic. They are listed and explained below.
Price – this one is pretty self-explanatory.
Potency – WAY too many companies leave their probiotics sitting around gathering dust, over 50% of the brands that we tested had ZERO live cultures left! Potency is the % of live cultures we discovered upon testing the brand, you’d be surprised at how many companies store their probiotics for way too long.
CFU (Colony-Forming Units) – this is the total count of all of the bacteria in the probiotic, VERY important because probiotics are ONLY EFFECTIVE IN ADEQUATE AMOUNTS.
Strains – total number of different types of bacteria in each probiotic, varies greatly and, along with strain diversity, affects the types and levels of benefits that you will notice.
Strain Purity – a combination of the effective concentration of the strains within the probiotic and the functional quality of the active cultures (the ability of the bacteria to perform its specific job).
More can be found here :
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