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Dr. Ohhira's Probiotics contains 12 strains of lactic acid bacteria including the potent TH10. They are grown in a natural non-dairy medium that produces 10 vitamins, 8 minerals and 18 amino acids. The nutrients are in bacteria-sized doses so they can safely be added to any supplement program. Four organic acids, fructooligosaccharides (FOS), bacteriocins and enzymes develop during the natural temperature fermentation process. The enteric coated capsule ensures delivery of the capsule's contents to the colon without the need for preservatives or additives. Stable at room temperature.
Dr. Ohhira�s Probiotics by Essential Formulas is an evolutionary leap in probiotic science. Not only is the GI tract�s delicate micro flora reestablished but immune functions are enhanced and regular bowel movements are supported. Toxic digestive by products are eliminated and optimal pH of the colon is maintained with regular use. Each capsule contains biologically active fermented paste formulated after decades of scientific research by Dr. Iichiroh Ohhira and his Japanese research team.
Dr. Ohhira's Probiotics rebalances the body's delicate micro flora, enhances immunity and supports healthy bowel movements. These beneficial bacteria, proven to adhere in the colon, eliminate toxic digestive byproducts, support the lining of the GI tract (essential for nutrient absorption) and maintain optimal pH of the colon by making organic acids. Each capsule contains a unique biologically-active fermented paste - the achievement of decades of award-winning scientific research by Japanese microbiologist.
The contents of each capsule are safe for use by adults, children and infants.
Suggested Usage: Loading dose for first 60 capsules (i.e, 5 caps in morning and 5 caps at bedtime. Best taken on an empty stomach with water). Thereafter, 2 to 4 caps per day, half in morning and half at bedtime. Children under age 6 - one capsule daily. Excessive consumption may have a mild laxative effect.
Ingredients: Six Wild Fruits: Chinese matrimony (Lycium Chinese), Wild vine (Vitis coignetiae), Chinese bayberry (Myrica rubra), Mulberry (Morus australis), Wild strawberry (Rubus buergeri and Oleaster(Elaeagnus montana) Two Seaweeds Sea tangle (Laminaria japonica) and Brown seaweed (Hizikia fusiforme)
Two Herbs: Mugwort (Artemisia montana) and Broad-leafed plantain (Plantago asiatica).
Additional Natural Ingredients: A proprietary blend of 82 natural crops including herbs, fruits, roots, vegetables and mushrooms.
Twelve Lactic Acid Bacteria1: Bifidobacterium breve ss., Breve Bifidobacterium infantis ss., Infantis Bifidobacterium, longum Enterococcus faecalis TH10, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus brevis, Lactobacillus bulgaricus Lactobacillus casei ss. Casei Lactobacillus fermentum Lactobacillus helveticus ss. Jugurti Lactobacillus plantarum Streptcoccus thermophilus
Eight Minerals: Calcium .7620800 Iron .0198747 Magnesium .0001931 Manganese 1.1387900 Phosphorus .7490900 Potassium 2.3296400 Sodium 1.4592100 Zinc .0029270
Ten Vitamins: Biotin .0000467 Carotene .0001299 Folic Acid .0000173 Inositol .2121700 Niacin .0033774 Pantothenic acid .0034640 Riboflavin .0012990 Thiamin .0001723 Vitamin B6 .0003723 Vitamin B12 .0000009
Eighteen Amino Acids: Alanine .0013423 Arginine .0010825 Aspartic acid .0037671 Cystine .0003464 Glutamic acid .0070579 Glycine .0009959 Histidine .0009526 Isoleucine .0016887 Leucine .0030743 Lysine .0014722 Methionine .0006062 Phenylalanine .0016454 Proline .0029011 Serine .0018619 Threonine .0015155 Tryptophan .0003897 Tyrosine .0009526 Valine .0020351 In addition to vitamins, minerals and amino acids listed above, four kinds of organic acids (lactic acid, fumaric acid, formic acid and acetic acid), fructooligosaccharides or FOS (a prebiotic), bacteriocins, enzymes and hydrogen peroxide are developed during the fermentation process.
Iichiroh Ohhira, Ph.D. recognized by Japan Dairy Science Association (1991) and recipient of Gusi Award (2004). Award for research paper on E. faecalis TH10 published in Japanese Journal of Dairy and Food Science 1991.
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