Sure you’ve heard the terms prebiotics and probiotics, and you’ve probably heard some myths about them too; but today, we are going to resolve the confusion by giving straight facts!
Probiotics
Our bodies are home to an estimated 100 trillion “good” bacteria, many of which reside in our gut; but when you hear the word “bacteria,” most likely, your brain automatically thinks of words like terrible, unpleasant, unwelcome, or even unacceptable. However, bacteria can be beneficial and good for your gut health! Probiotics are live bacteria that are GOOD for your gut! They are naturally occurring in your body and can be supplemented to help counterbalance unwanted bacteria.
Prebiotics
Prebiotics are non-digestible fiber nutrients that act like a fertilizer feeding the good probiotic bacteria and providing balance in your gut microbiome. Many prebiotic fibers can be found in the food you already eat, such as: onions, garlic, asparagus, honey, bananas, and one of our favorite Kyäni ingredients, chicory! While you can get prebiotics in the food you eat, most people do not consume enough of these foods to give the good bacteria the nutrition it needs. That’s where prebiotic supplementation comes in!
Kyäni Products
One of the key ingredients in Kyäni’s HL5 comes from the prebiotic powerhouse ingredient chicory root! Not only do HL5 and Nitro advocate absorption benefits from the chicory root, but they also promote prebiotic support, helping your gut stay healthy and balanced by feeding the good probiotic bacteria and promoting better digestive health.
Get your HL5 today and start feeding that good bacteria!
DISCLAIMER: This information relies upon scientific research on certain ingredients in Kyäni products. None of the studies examined Kyäni products specifically, and there is not necessarily a relationship between the results of these studies and any Kyäni product. Neither the studies nor the statements and products referenced here have been evaluated by the United States Food and Drug Administration. Kyäni products are not intended to, and do not, diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, or mitigate any disease or condition.