Ingredients

• Lactobacillus rhamnosus
  L. rhamnosus has the reputation for supporting urinary tract health, boosting the immune system, and balancing the gut environment.
• Bifidobacterium lactis
  B. lactis neutralizes gliadin, the wheat protein linked to gluten that damages intestinal lining and allows toxins to pass into the bloodstream.
• Lactobacillus acidophilus
  L. acidophilus helps maintain a healthy gut, assists digestion, creates hydrogen peroxide that helps your immune system and may help lactose tolerance.
• Lactobacillus plantarum
  L. plantarum produces L. lysine, an amino acid needed for calcium absorption, hormone production and immune system strength. Helps promote intestinal and bowel health.
• Streptococcus thermophilus
  Protects intestinal mucous essential to maintain healthy tissue in the small intestine. Neutralizes nitrates and breaks down a protein in cheese, casein, known to cause sensitivity.
• Lactococcus lactis
  L. lactis helps keep food from spoiling in your gut, protects the gut lining, and supports the liver and kidneys.
• Lactobacillus salivarius
  Considered essential for dental health, L. salivarius fights off harmful organisms in the mouth and the small intestine. Thrives with a regular supply of prebiotic foods.
• Lactobacillus brevis
  Soothes the colon.
• Lactobacillus paracasei
  Protects teeth, reduces the irritating effect of environmental sensitivities, and alleviates fatigue.
• Enterococcus faecium
  Enterococcus faecium is integral for a balanced intestinal environment. It works with other good bacteria to support the immune system, digestive health, and overall wellness.
• Bifidobacterium breve
  Essential strain for colon health. Studies have linked digestive problems like IBS, diarrhea, gas, bloating, and allergies to low levels of B. breve. This strain is also the largest in a newborn baby’s digestive tract.
• Bifidobacterium bifidum
  Fights unwanted bacteria, eases digestion, and plays an important role in immune function.
• Lactobacillus casei
  Assists with digestion, supports the immune system, and is able to soothe irritated bowels.
• Bacillus coagulans
  B. coagulans, the most motile of Bacillus bacteria, flourishes in the human gut. It promotes digestive health, helps balance harmful organisms to support the immune system, and is even linked to respiratory health.
• Lactobacillus reuteri
  L. reuteri thrives in the human gastrointestinal tract. What sets it apart is its ability to produce reuterin, a compound that fights harmful organisms without affecting probiotic balance. The benefits of L. reuteri aren’t limited to the digestive system; it also supports healthy gums, promotes urinary tract health, and soothes irritation and swelling.
• Lactobacillus fermentum
  L. fermentum is a hardy probiotic that thrives in low pH environments like the gastrointestinal tract. Like other probiotics, L. fermentum supports the digestive system and a balanced gut. It’s unique in that it boosts antioxidant activity in the body to soothe irritation and swelling, support cardiovascular health, and encourage normal cholesterol.
• Lactobacillus gasseri
  Supports digestion and some studies indicate it also promotes normal blood sugar and a healthy body weight.
• Bacillus subtilis
  One of the most robust probiotics, B. subtilis has a strong ability to not only survive the harsh stomach environment, but flourish. It promotes digestive health, fights harmful organisms, stimulates the immune system, and is beneficial for urinary tract health.
• Bifidobacterium longum
  Converts sugars into lactic acids. This keeps acid levels low and promotes a balanced digestive tract. Especially helpful for anyone taking antibiotics.
• Pediococcus acidilactici
  Offers defense against multiple strains of harmful organisms, including the organisms that cause food to putrify in the gut.
• Bifidobacterium infantis
  Naturally releases an acid that kills harmful organisms. This aids digestion, stimulates metabolism and helps anyone suffering from diarrhea, gas, bloating, IBS, and constipation.
• Bacillus clausii
  Popular throughout European health clinics since the 1960s, B. clausii is extra effective at keeping the gut in balance. It produces subtilisins, a high alkaline protease that promotes gastrointestinal harmony.
• Lactobacillus bulgaricus
  Creates natural antibiotics in your gut to fight off harmful organisms. Releases acids that neutralize pathogens and keep you regular.
• Fulvic Acid
  Fulvic acid is the natural byproduct of billions of microbial organisms found in special soil. Beneficial to the detoxification process and increases cell wall permeability which makes it easier to remove toxins from the cells. Helps cells more readily use beneficial nutrients.
• Organic Inulin
  Natural prebiotic that helps support probiotic colonies.

Other Ingredients

• Organic Gum Acacia
  Added as a flow agent, Global Healing Center revolutionized the supplement manufacturing industry by refusing to add toxic fillers, binders, and excipients like magnesium stearate to our products. Dr. Group researched many substances and developed and tested all natural approaches and found organic acacia gum to be the most superior option.
• Vegetable Capsule
  Vegan friendly vegetable capsules are used instead of standard drug capsules that are composed of protein sourced from bovine, porcine, equine, and even fish.

Suggested Use

Adults

Every morning, 20 minutes before eating, take two capsules daily with water.

Children (Ages 3-12)

2-3 times weekly, 20 minutes before eating, take one with water. If you wish, capsules may be opened and contents mixed in purified water or mashed fruit.

Warning

Consult your healthcare provider before taking for any concerns. Store in refrigerator for optimal results.

Recommended Reading

• The Health Benefits of Probiotics
• 7 Ways Probiotics Affect Your Health
• What's the Difference Between Probiotics and Prebiotics?
• 7 Ways Probiotics Affect Your Health
• What are the Best Probiotic Foods?
• What’s the Best Probiotic Sources for Vegans?
• 4 Interesting Facts You Should Know About Probiotics
• Probiotics and Gluten-Free Foods for Celiac Disease Diet
• Study: Blueberries & Probiotics Help Counteract Intestinal Diseases
• Are Probiotics Right for You?
• New Research Shows Probiotics Help Your Immune System
• Do Probiotics Have Side Effects?
• Researchers Discover Successful Probiotic Treatment for Inflammatory Bowel Disease
• Study: Taking Probiotics During Pregnancy May Prevent Obesity & Assist Weight Loss After Birth
• Antibiotics Giving You Diarrhea? Try Probiotics
• Study: Probiotics May Help Protect Infants From Respiratory Illness
• 3 Ways to Reduce and Neutralize Flatulence
• 7 Ways Probiotics Affect Your Health
• 12 Ways to Support Your Immune System Naturally
• 3 Great Supplements for Gut Health
• 3 Ways You Can Improve Your Mental Health Through Your Gut
• 3 Ways Sugar and Artificial Sweeteners Affect Gut Health
• 3 Great Supplements for Gut Health
• 4 Toxins That Are Destroying Your Gut Health
• Anxiety May Originate In Your Gut!
• 3 Reasons Healthy Gut Flora are Important
• GMO Foods Cause Gut Damage
• The 9 Best Fermented Foods for Your Gut

Frequently Asked Questions About Floratrex

• What are probiotics?
• Do probiotics have side effects?
• Can I mix Floratrex into food?
• Is Floratrex safe for kids?
• Is Floratrex enteric coated?

What are probiotics?

Probiotics are bacteria that help the digestive system function. They are live microorganisms that aid in absorbing nutrients from food and boosting the immune system. Not all probiotics are the same and different strains of probiotics have different effects.

Do probiotics have side effects?

Probiotics can cause occasional gassiness and bloating which typically subsides within two weeks. To avoid this, try taking a smaller serving at first and increase as your body adjusts.

Can I mix Floratrex into food?

Floratrex should be taken with water, 20 minutes before eating. Do not mix Floratrex into hot food or take with a hot beverage as high temperatures may kill the microorganisms.

Is Floratrex safe for kids?

Floratrex helps support kids' health too!

Is Floratrex enteric coated?

Enteric coating is a type of layer put on the probiotic capsule and intended to promote survival of the beneficial bacteria in your GI tract. Enteric coating is an unnecessary, expensive process and many enteric coatings consist of synthetic ingredients. Global Healing Center relies on high ­quality manufacturing processes to negate the need for enteric coating.