Probiotics are live microbes (primarily bacteria), that benefit our digestive, metabolic, immune, and reproductive systems.

**They live in us and they are part of our body**

Yes, in our gut, there are over 1000 different types of probiotic microbes. This gut microbiota is as unique as our fingerprints.

**All illnesses stem from an imbalance in these gut microbes**

Probiotics in gut assist our 

*Digestive system with enzymes

*Metabolic system by controlling blood sugar and cholesterol

*Immune system with anti-allergy and anti-infection peptides 

*Reproductive system with hormones

Dysbiosis is caused by damage to probiotic microbes in the gut, resulting in an imbalance in the gut microbiota, which has been linked to disease.

**Dysbiosis is the cause of all illnesses**

Stress, antibiotics, food, and lifestyle changes are some of the common factors that can cause a gut probiotic imbalance or dysbiosis. 

**Probiotic food is an efficient way to restore gut microbiota balance.**

Probiotic food can help restore the gut's natural probiotic balance.

Acidity, indigestion, constipation, and IBS are all avoided by maintaining a healthy gut with probiotics.

It also boosts immunity and improves pregnancy outcomes and child development.