Lower Triglycerides Naturally with Probiotics!

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This research study from 2020 published in the Integrative Medicine: A Clinicians Journal, looked at the effects of spore-based probiotics on people with high triglycerides.
Read this study here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7482325/

Poor gut health has been linked to nearly every chronic disease and a healthy, diverse microbiome has been linked with markers of optimal health.

There are different types of probiotics (see my short video on the three different types) and it is important not to take any one type for too long. This study examined spore-based probiotics because they've been shown to survive the digestive process long enough to make it to different parts of the colon than non-spore based probiotics, and they've been shown to release many beneficial compounds in our gut that boost health and repair damage.

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