Today’s post will be just a quick, but important update.
You see, it’s only been about 7 weeks since we launched my Probiotics supplement—a full spectrum SBO-based formula unlike any other available.
During that time, we also created a special page on the site for those who have tried the product to share their results.
You can see that page by CLICKING HERE.
Again, you can see the full list of reviews and even place your order ON THIS PAGE if you’d like to try them.
With customers telling us they’ve experienced…
Yes—these are all just real excerpts from THIS PAGE. It warms my heart to see so many people experience such amazing results with this product—this is truly all the reward our team could ever want for doing what we do.
Before I conclude this brief post, I wanted also to wrap up with…
Here are some more questions and answers we’ve gotten since launching the product:
Probiotics are safe and can be excellent for pets, especially animals not actively living in natural environments (urban dogs and cats, for example.) In terms of quantity, it’s best to start slowly (i.e. half a capsule or one capsule) in the beginning—especially if you have a small dog. Larger dogs may be able to take two capsules daily, similar to the recommended dose for people.
The capsules can vary from brown to near black, as they are not milk-based (as in “white”) probiotics. Rather, their origins are in the soil and even though there is no “dirt” in the final product, these SBO’s do retain some of the natural color of the soil.
While the probiotic and enzyme salad contains l. plantarum and other important bifidobacteria strains, it does not SBO’s (soil based organisms). Currently, there are only three ways to get SBO’s in any significant amount: 1) Unwashed organic or wild food eaten directly in nature (organic supermarket vegetables don’t count)… 2) Other SBO probiotic products with far fewer strains than our product… or… 3) Probiotic, which is the most complete SBO formula available today.
Not necessarily. It depends on your body. Some people have noted a strong reaction to Probiotic and thus had to be careful about consuming too many probiotic rich foods along with it. But others can comfortably have kombucha, raw sauerkraut, Probiotic, miso and other foods high in beneficial bacteria with no problem. It all depends on your body and how it responds.
A very small number of individuals have told us they experienced small amounts of discomfort after consuming the product, though usually noting it passes after a few days. Many others note positive results almost immediately and for weeks after starting on the product. Everyone is different. If you do have what seems to symptoms of “accelerated detox”—we recommend reducing dosage and easing your way into the product more slowly. Of course, best is to get to the guidance from a licensed health practitioner, especially if discomfort or issues persist, but this is rare and our reviews have been largely positive for most users from day one.
Yes, but it’s likely that a little bit of potency would be lost. The reason being is that the SBO’s (soil based organisms) within the formula remain in a “dormant” state while dry, but become activated when they come into contact with moisture. The capsules do a good job of keeping them dormant throughout the digestive process, and so they become activated at the best possible time. Still, because we evolved consuming SBO’s directly in nature and they pass through our digestive process intact, if you are more comfortable consuming the product in liquid or a smoothie, that is fine as well.
If you have any other questions about the product, you may email us by CLICKING HERE.
We’re here to support you in this journey and to be of service in any way we can.
Thanks so much for being part of this community—we couldn’t do all this without you.
In Love and Health,
Kimberly Snyder
P.S. — Pay special attention to a blog post coming from me very soon where I announce a huge new recipe contest and all new gift we’re very excited to share. Stay tuned!
