Women’s probiotic supplement
Digestive tract out of whack? Try Detox. Not only does this unique probiotic flush toxins from your intestinal system, it also repopulates the healthy bacteria your body needs to keep your digestion, metabolism, immune system, and energy levels in balance.
Detox is formulated with ingredients that both gently cleanses and repopulates healthy bacteria in your digestive system to keep it in tip-top shape.
We have supplements to target your mental health, digestive health, skin health, and libido, so you can build a routine for your needs.
Research has shown that the levels of good bacteria in your gut can have a major impact on other systems in your body beyond just digestion. Keeping those levels in balance can help your skin, sleep, mood, and more.
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Who is this supplement right for?
The probiotic strains in these supplements help with a range of digestive issues from occasional digestive upset to more continuous discomfort like ibs. To help the digestive system work, the different strains of microorganisms in this supplement help to flush out toxins and repopulate healthy bacteria. It’s safe for daily use, requires no refrigeration, and has major health benefits beyond digestion.
What kind of things can this supplement help with?
Much like the probiotics in fermented foods, this supplement helps to reset the digestive system and maintain healthy levels. An imbalance in the system can cause issues like constipation, irritable bowel syndrome, and problems with immune health. One disclaimer, this product is not meant to be used for weight loss.
Should I talk to a healthcare professional before taking a probiotic?
Before you start any new treatment, pro- or prebiotic, or anything else, make sure you’re only taking medical advice from a professional. Since probiotics and many natural remedies are not regulated by the FDA, it’s a good idea to check with your doctor, especially about side effects pertaining to antibiotic use. They can also help diagnose more serious things and recommend other options.
