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Our bodies are constantly adapting and overcoming health challenges that come our way, whether it’s a common cold or an injury, each part works in symbiosis to help heal that issue. And, our gut is no exception.

Its influence reaches far beyond maintaining digestion, interweaving with other areas to help improve sleep, immunity and even skin health, according to experts. The key to achieving optimum gut health comes down to balance.

What’s the gut microbiome?

The gut is a complex ecosystem that contains trillions of organisms like bacteria, yeast, fungi and viruses within the digestive tract. These organisms all thrive within a delicate balance, which can be maintained or thrown off-kilter by your diet, stress levels and quality of sleep.

Because of its wide-reaching impact, poor gut health can lead to other health issues, from lowered immunity and bad sleeping habits to Irritable Bowel Syndrome. So, it is vital that we maintain this balance when possible.

Good gut health

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Symprove is a unique water-based food supplement that contains four strains of live and active bacteria. Because your digestive system is a hostile environment that can often kill good bacteria before it reaches the gut, Symprove’s water-based formula prevents digestion from being triggered and helps ensure the safe arrival of live cultures to where they are needed most.

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