Probiotics and IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)

50 million North Americans suffer from IBS. It affects people of all aged and wolks of life however women represent 70% of IBS suffers in Canada.

There are numerous specific uses for probiotics which I have listed in February 10,2008 blog but I feel bare repeating:

Probiotics can help in the prevention and treatment of:

• Restoration and maintenance of healthy intestinal flora
• Enhancement of immune system functions
• Urogenital and vaginal infections
• Inhibition of pathogenic and putrefactive bacteria
• Diarrhea, including Travelers’ and antibiotic induced diarrhea
• Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and ulcerative colitis
• Constipation
• High Cholesterol
• Lactose intolerance
• Dermatitis

Clinical research in the health benefits induced by lactic bacteria (good bacteria) have shown that probiotics can make a real difference in these conditions. Either by helping to achive a remission or a marked improvement in symptoms with no significant side effects. If you are being treated by a physician for any of the above disorders it is not recommended that you stop taking the prescribed medication but discuss supplementation with them.
When choosing a probiotic make sure they contain between 2 and 25 billion active cells of lactic bacteria per capsule.
Matol Viva 24B Probiotics has 24 billion active cells per vegetable capsule with 9 active probiotic strains identified and rigorously selected after a complete literature review of all clinical studies done on probiotic health benefits. Also contains a specific culture that targets the prevention of vaginal and urogenital infections in women.

The addition of a probiotic supplement for those suffering from high cholesterol would be highly beneficial.
To learn more or to purchase Matol Viva 24B Probiotic https://www.yourpath2health.com

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