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Kefir, kombucha, and some fermented teas and juices are rich in probiotics.
Fruits themselves do not contain probiotics, but fermented fruits like kimchi-style pears or pickled fruits may.
Fried foods, processed snacks, and foods high in sugar or fat can be hard on the gut and disrupt the microbiome.
Foods like fermented vegetables, yogurt, and high-fibre options like whole grains and fruits can support gut health.
Bananas are not probiotics but are prebiotic-rich, meaning they provide food for probiotics.
Highly processed foods and excessive sugar can negatively affect gut bacteria, including probiotics.
Heat, stomach acid, and certain medications like antibiotics can reduce probiotic effectiveness. PROBIO-8 SUPERFLORA uses micro-encapsulation to ensure survival through stomach acid.
Avoid antibiotics immediately after probiotics, as they may reduce their effectiveness.
Some people may experience mild bloating or gas initially, but this usually subsides as the body adjusts.
Stopping probiotics is safe, but discontinuation may affect the balance of your gut microbiome over time.