Advanced Naturals Ultimate FloraMax™ 50 Billion

High-Potency Probiotic Formula for Critical Care Needs

• 50 Billion Live Probiotic Cultures
• 10 Beneficial Probiotic Strains
• Supports digestive and immune health
• Helps maintain a healthy balance of intestinal bacteria
• Enteric-coated vegetable capsules
• High Bifidobacteria Supports Colon Health
• Promotes Healthy Immune Function
• Delayed Release Capsules
• Dairy & Gluten Free

Ultimate FloraMax™ 50 Billion is a high-potency critical care probiotic formula. It contains 50 billion active cultures per capsule, including 30 billion Bifidobacteria, the most prevalent good bacteria in the human digestive tract. Ultimate Flora Critical Care is ideal for people with critical probiotic needs.

Benefits Include:

• 50 billion live cultures per caspule
• 30 billion Bifidobacteria per capsule
• 10 beneficial probiotic strains
• Delayed release capsules for the protection of the live cultures
• One-per-day convenience
• Formulated to more closely simulate the human digestive tract

What are Probiotics?
Trillions of microorganisms reside in the small and large intestine of every person; some good, some bad, some neutral. Probiotics are the beneficial microflora that live in the digestive tract.
 

What are the Benefits of Probiotics?
The name probiotic, which means “for life,” describes the benefit these friendly bacteria provide to the human body.
Probiotics play a role in:

• Digestion
• Regularity
• Immunity
• Nutrient production and absorption
• Production of short-chain fatty acids that promote a healthy colon

High-Bifido for Optimum Benefits
Many probiotic supplements are formulated to contain predominantly Lactobacilli. Yet, Bifidobacteria are the most prevalent probiotic in a healthy colon. Bifidobacteria ferment dietary fiber and produce byproducts such as B vitamins that promote the health of the entire body. With age our level of Bifidobacteria declines, so Ultimate FloraMax 50 Billion provides a higher ratio of Bifido to Lacto (more similar to the ratio found in the human digestive tract).