Whether you are trying to support your immune system or need to supplement your probiotic intake for other reasons, a daily probiotic can help support you in many ways. 70% of your immune systems resides in your gut (GI Tract) so it’s important to help support your overall balance since there are a multitude of reasons why your good bacteria flora (probiotic’s) may become depleted.

Age, diet, illness, infections, stress and lack of exercise all play a role in effecting the healthy flora residing in your gut. Probiotics are great tools to help support a healthy immune system, help replenish your crucial ‘good’ bacteria and promote optimal digestive health.

Yes! The World Health Organization defines probiotics as “live microorganisms, which, when administered in adequate amounts, confer a health benefit on the host.” Most probiotics are 100% perfectly safe for you and your family. The ‘friendly’ bacteria are considered completely safe and are non-pathogenic, meaning they are not capable of inducing disease. The normal adult digestive tract contains over 400 different types of probiotic bacteria that reduce the growth of harmful bacteria and promote a healthy digestive system. Probiotics are found naturally in many foods such as yogurt, dark chocolate, honey and pickles. Also, various soft cheeses such as Gouda, some fruits like bananas and tomatoes and vegetables including artichokes, green beans and leeks all too contain probiotics. While some breads contain probiotic bacteria strains, many also contain gluten which is becoming a chronic problem for many people due to changes in the way our foods are manufactured and genetically modified. It’s important to remember that anyone considering adding a supplement to their daily routine should of course always consult with a physician.

With hundreds of brands of probiotics on the market, choosing the right one can be like finding a needle in a haystack. There are brands that include only (1) strain of probiotics and others contain a multitude of different bacteria. Some products contain a potency count as low as 1 billion bacteria while others push the limits past 100 billion! Others require special handling and need to be refrigerated to assure quality. Weeding through this maze can be a daunting task, however, Harvard Heath Watch recommends a daily probiotic supplement contain between 1 and 10 billion bacteria. EZBiotics™ is multi-strained and contains 10 billion bacteria in each dose. Also, refrigeration is not necessary!

We support local products and local ingredients. While many probiotics products are manufactured overseas in Denmark, Tokyo and other regions, EZBiotics™ is manufactured in the USA in an FDA registered and inspected facility. We believe that compliance with the high quality assurance standards required by the FDA, combined with local fiscal encouragement, is most beneficial for our already weak economy.

Yes, it’s perfectly fine to take probiotics along with other vitamins and supplements. You can take them with medications too, but always check with your healthcare provider first. When taking probiotics while on an antibiotic (often very detrimental to probiotics) it’s best to take them at different times. And, although quality probiotics generally don’t cause diarrhea, bloating or gas, these symptoms may occur for a few days while your body becomes accustomed to your new probiotics.

Adults should take 2 capsules early in the morning or 45 minutes before your first meal. You can also take them 1 to 2 hours after your last meal in the evening. Children can take at the same times but at the suggested dose of 1 capsule each day. Unlike some other brands, EZBiotics™ does not require refrigeration and should be stored in a cool, dry area to prevent condensation. However, they can be stored in your refrigerator which should you prefer to do so.

Whether you are trying to support your immune system or need to supplement your probiotic intake for other reasons, a daily probiotic can help support you in many ways. 70% of your immune systems resides in your gut (GI Tract) so it’s important to help support your overall balance since there are a multitude of reasons why your good bacteria flora (probiotic’s) may become depleted.

Age, diet, illness, infections, stress and lack of exercise all play a role in effecting the healthy flora residing in your gut. Probiotics are great tools to help support a healthy immune system, help replenish your crucial ‘good’ bacteria and promote optimal digestive health.

Yes! The World Health Organization defines probiotics as “live microorganisms, which, when administered in adequate amounts, confer a health benefit on the host.”

Most probiotics are 100% perfectly safe for you and your family. The ‘friendly’ bacteria are considered completely safe and are non-pathogenic, meaning they are not capable of inducing disease. The normal adult digestive tract contains over 400 different types of probiotic bacteria that reduce the growth of harmful bacteria and promote a healthy digestive system.

Probiotics are found naturally in many foods such as yogurt, dark chocolate, honey and pickles. Also, various soft cheeses such as Gouda, some fruits like bananas and tomatoes and vegetables including artichokes, green beans and leeks all too contain probiotics. While some breads contain probiotic bacteria strains, many also contain gluten which is becoming a chronic problem for many people due to changes in the way our foods are manufactured and genetically modified.

It’s important to remember that anyone considering adding a supplement to their daily routine should of course always consult with a physician.

With hundreds of brands of probiotics on the market, choosing the right one can be like finding a needle in a haystack. There are brands that include only (1) strain of probiotics and others contain a multitude of different bacteria. Some products contain a potency count as low as 1 billion bacteria while others push the limits past 100 billion! Others require special handling and need to be refrigerated to assure quality.

Weeding through this maze can be a daunting task, however, Harvard Heath Watch recommends a daily probiotic supplement contain between 1 and 10 billion bacteria.

EZBiotics™ is multi-strained and contains 10 billion bacteria in each dose. Also, refrigeration is not necessary!

We support local products and local ingredients. While many probiotics products are manufactured overseas in Denmark, Tokyo and other regions, EZBiotics™ is manufactured in the USA in an FDA registered and inspected facility. We believe that compliance with the high quality assurance standards required by the FDA, combined with local fiscal encouragement, is most beneficial for our already weak economy.

Yes, it’s perfectly fine to take probiotics along with other vitamins and supplements. You can take them with medications too, but always check with your healthcare provider first.

When taking probiotics while on an antibiotic (often very detrimental to probiotics) it’s best to take them at different times. And, although quality probiotics generally don’t cause diarrhea, bloating or gas, these symptoms may occur for a few days while your body becomes accustomed to your new probiotics.

Adults should take 2 capsules early in the morning or 45 minutes before your first meal. You can also take them 1 to 2 hours after your last meal in the evening. Children can take at the same times but at the suggested dose of 1 capsule each day.

Unlike some other brands, EZBiotics™ does not require refrigeration and should be stored in a cool, dry area to prevent condensation. However, they can be stored in your refrigerator to enhance potency retention.