Taking care of your digestive health doesn’t have to be complicated or boring! Probiotic FastMelt® is an easy-to-use, fast-melting probiotic powder that is as fun to take as it is beneficial. Suitable for everyone ages 4 and up, Probiotic FastMelt® helps support a healthy digestive system and maintain overall wellness. *
Why Choose Probiotic FastMelt®?
Probiotic FastMelt® is designed to deliver beneficial bacteria, commonly known as probiotics, which help support digestive health. Maintaining a healthy balance of these “good bacteria” in your gut helps you stay on track with your wellness goals. * With Probiotic FastMelt®, you’re getting three probiotic strains, including the well-researched Bacillus subtilis DE111®.
Key Benefits:
- Supports digestive health*
- Promotes bowel regularity*
- Support immune system function*
- Includes a clinically studied probiotic strain*
What Makes Probiotic FastMelt® Different?
- Fast-Melting Delivery System: Forget about swallowing large pills. Probiotic FastMelt® is a powder that melts in your mouth, making it easy to take. This delivery method allows the probiotics to reach your gut quickly, supporting your digestive system as part of a healthy lifestyle. *
- Approved for Ages 4 and Up: Probiotic FastMelt® is designed for people of all ages, from children to older adults. It’s a convenient way to assist gut health for anyone in your family, as part of a balanced diet.
- Delicious Flavors: Not only is Probiotic FastMelt® easy to take, but it also tastes great! Available in a delicious wild berry flavor, it’s perfect for kids and adults alike. And here’s some exciting news, Probiotic FastMelt® will be available in a limited-time Orange Cream Float flavor! This new flavor adds a fun twist while still delivering the same benefits.
What’s Inside?
Probiotic FastMelt® provides 3 billion CFUs of friendly bacteria, which support gut health as part of a balanced lifestyle. The probiotic blend contains three strains:
- Bacillus subtilis DE111®: A clinically studied strain that has been researched for its ability to support digestive health and may contribute to immune system function. *
- Lactobacillus plantarum: Known for promoting a balanced gut microbiome. *
- Bifidobacterium animalis lactis: A well-researched strain that may support both digestive and immune health. *
In addition to probiotics, Probiotic FastMelt® also contains prebiotics. Prebiotics act as food for your beneficial gut bacteria, helping them grow and thrive. The prebiotic blend, PreforPro®, is included to support the function of friendly bacteria in the gut. *
Why Try Probiotic FastMelt®?
Supporting your gut health is an important part of maintaining your overall wellness, and Probiotic FastMelt® offers a fun, delicious, and easy way to do it. Whether you’re looking to assist your digestive system or maintain immune function, this fast-melting powder fits perfectly into a balanced diet and wellness routine. *
Plus, with the limited-time Orange Cream Float flavor debuting, there’s no better time to give it a try! Remember, the best way to support your health is to maintain a well-rounded lifestyle that includes nutritious food, regular physical activity, and—if you choose—high-quality supplements like Probiotic FastMelt®.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
DE111® and PreforPro® are registered marks of Deerland Probiotics & Enzymes, Inc.
References:
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Lauren Horton, PhD.
Dr. Lauren Horton is passionate about moving patient care forward through research. As a Division Research Director, she is at the forefront of groundbreaking studies and innovation. Her dedication to advancing knowledge and solving complex problems has led to her pivotal role in shaping the future of patient care in the healthcare industry.
Dr. Horton leverages her deep insights and knack for communicating complex ideas in an accessible way to educate and engage a global audience. In her spare time, she is an avid advocate for health and wellness, dedicated to making a positive impact on the world. She believes that knowledge is a powerful tool for change and strives to empower others with the information and inspiration needed to effect meaningful transformation.
Dr. Horton loves to help improve the quality of life of those around her. She has helped men and women from all over the country discover how small steps each day can lead to huge strides towards living a healthier lifestyle.
Dr. Horton holds a BS in biology from Rust College, a MS in health economics and outcomes research from Xavier University and a PhD in biomedical science from Morehouse School of Medicine and completed her post-doctoral studies at the University of Pennsylvania.