Enhance Immune, Digestive Health and more Naturally!

Physician's Series Ultra Pro provides our body with beneficial bacteria that promote our intestinal health and immune function.^1-5 Research continues to reveal exciting benefits; from suppressing inflammation⁶, to modulating cellular signaling pathways⁷ and influencing youthful gene expressions.

Our digestive system is home to roughly 100 trillion bacteria. In the intestines, a balance between good and bad bacteria is important for health. Bad diet and ageing can lead to the decline in the population of vitally beneficial bacteria and result in a disrupted gut flora. This will impair overall health.

Formulated to Protect from Gastric Acid

Physician’s Series understands the exacting standards that a practitioner needs when dispensing a product as part of his/her clinical practice.

How the delicate probiotics is formulated will determine whether you will get to enjoy the desired benefits.

The probiotics are carried in the patented microgranules to protect them from the harsh acidic environment in the stomach so they remain intact passing into the small intestines where they are needed.

Thus, ingredient potency and product efficacy are assured since there will not be any wastage from denaturation by the gastric acid.  

Optimal Combination of Strains

Each capsule of Physician’s Series Ultra Pro contains 4 of the most important strains of probiotics, providing a minimum of 12 billion CFU, and specially formulated with prebiotics to capitalize on the synergistic effects of such a medium:

• B. longum is one of the earliest good bacteria to populate our digestive system, as breastmilk contains a lot of B. longum.

B. longum makes short-chain fatty acids, such as butyrate, which help to lower the pH of the microbiome, making it less hospitable to pathogenic bacteria.

• B. infantis improves the intestinal barrier integrity through the production of indole-3-lactic acid.

• L. acidophilus helps to fend off pathogenic bacteria with the production of antimicrobial proteins, called bacteriocins. They also produce lactic acid which helps to break down carbohydrates from the food we eat. L. acidophilus also works to keep the integral mucus layer of the gut strong.

• L. rhamnosus helps to create a barrier in the gut mucosal lining to prevent pathogens or bad microbes from getting through.

The Prebiotics & Postbiotics Edge

Since prebiotics play an equally important role, the formula used not one but three prebiotics: Fructo-Oligosaccharides (FOS), Ribose and Xylitol, to optimize the synergistic effects of such a medium.⁹

Prebiotics in the formula nourishes the probiotics and enhance their growth. When the probiotics use and breakdown the prebiotics, short-chain fatty acids referred to as postbiotics are produced, which protect the intestinal cells against diseases. 

Prebiotics also help to stimulate intestinal motility by increasing colonic movement, bowel content, and stool weight.

Research has also shown that FOS is able to increase calcium and magnesium absorption by 15-20% and 12% respectively.