MSPrebiotic is a prebiotic that feeds the healthy bacteria of our gut microbiome. MSPrebiotic is a Resistant Starch prebiotic, which is naturally extracted from potatoes. This single-ingredient flavourless powder contains 7g of insoluble fiber per each 10g scoop.
What Is Resistant Starch?
Resistant starch is the most widely-consumed prebiotic in history which is found in certain fruits, vegetables and grains. Resistant starch restores an important part of ancestral diets that get lost due to processing, heating and preferences that characterize a modern diet. Resistant Starch refers to all starches that are not digested by the time they reach the large intestine. Keep in mind not every fibre has a prebiotic effect and not every prebiotic is a fibre, but MSPrebiotic does and is!
What Does MSPrebiotic Do?
MSPrebiotic stimulates the growth of healthy bacteria in the gut while reducing pathogens. Both “Good” (healthy) bacteria and “Bad” (pathogenic) bacteria reside in the microbiome of the gut. MSPrebiotic is the food for the healthy bacteria in our gut, helping them to thrive and in the process crowd out the bad. Feeding your own personal strains of good bacteria is key to why our product works so well and quickly to improve digestion and support regularity. Our product can help with many different digestive issues such as constipation, diarrhea, IBS and anything in-between. Supported by over a decade of clinical research demonstrating increases of endogenous healthy bacteria and butyrate (energy for the body).
What Is The Difference Between Probiotics And Prebiotics?
Probiotics are the healthy beneficial bacteria in the microbiome of the gut, and can be consumed in food or supplement form. Prebiotics are a special type of dietary fibre that resist digestion and feed the good bacteria that occur naturally in the gut, which is key! Everyone’s gut microbiome is different, and one strain of beneficial bacteria may thrive in one person but not in another. When you feed your own personal strains of good bacteria you are working with what you have which can prove more effective than just probiotics alone.
