Why Entero-CR^®

Digestion

Research studies show that taking a probiotic like Entero-CR can help support better digestive health. But how do probiotics work to keep your systems working smoothly?

The Importance of a Balanced Gut

There are up to 1,000 species of bacteria living in your body. The ones that exist in your intestines and colon — referred to collectively as your gut microbiome — are thought to have the biggest impact on your health. Bacteria in your gut microbiome can be both harmful and beneficial. While bad bacteria can cause illness and disease, other types (probiotics) are thought to play important roles in keeping you healthy. For example, some bacteria have been found to reduce inflammation.

Having an overabundance of bad bacteria in your gut microbiome — and not enough good bacteria — leads to a condition called dysbiosis, or microbial imbalance. This imbalance can lead to the development or worsening of issues such as:

• Constipation
• Cramping and bloating
• Abdominal pain
• Nausea
• Acid reflux
• Diarrhea
• Food intolerances (e.g. lactose)
• Inflammatory bowel diseases (e.g. Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis)

That’s Where Entero-CR Comes In

Fortified with 15 unique probiotic strains scientifically shown to support health, Entero-CR displaces harmful bacteria in your body to rebalance your gut microbiome. In doing so, it sets the stage for normal, healthy digestion.

With continued use, Entero-CR can help you reduce occasional digestive issues by helping you achieve and maintain a healthy, balanced gut microbiome.

What makes Entero-CR different? The answer lies in its formulation.
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Immune Support

Scientists have discovered that certain probiotic strains, like those found in Entero-CR, can help regulate the immune system. How exactly do probiotics work to protect your health?

Probiotics Help Balance the Gut

Did you know a major part of your immune system actually lies in your digestive tract? There are up to 1,000 species of bacteria living in your body, both good and bad. The ones that live in your intestines and colon—referred to collectively as your gut microbiome—are thought to be key to maintaining a normally functioning immune system.

Established in infancy, the gut microbiome diversifies as we grow and "teaches" our immune system how to respond to substances in our environment. A strong, healthy immune system can easily tolerate dust, dirt, food preservatives and other everyday substances, yet knows to launch a response against dangerous viruses. However, if our microbiome becomes unbalanced, with too many bad bacteria, our immune system can overreact to invaders, putting our bodies in an inflammatory state that may increase our risk for illness.

Supplementation with good bacteria (i.e. probiotics) has been found to help inhibit the growth of harmful gut bacteria and maintain a healthier microbial balance.

Probiotics Can Help Fight Pathogens

Some probiotic strains have also been found to boost the production of antibodies — your body’s defense against pathogens — as well as natural "fighter" cells like lymphocytes, which identify and destroy cancerous or infected cells.

Enter Entero-CR

Entero-CR contains multiple strains of good bacteria proven to support overall health. Entero-CR floods your system with “friendly” bacteria, helping to restore your gut microbiome to a state of diversity and harmony. A balanced microbiome may improve your ability to tolerate environmental pathogens, such as viruses and bad bacteria, and keep illnesses at bay.

With continued use, Entero-CR may help support your body’s natural immune defenses.

What makes Entero-CR different? The answer lies in its formulation.
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Mood Support

For years, a person’s physical health and psychological well-being were looked at as two entirely separate issues. But today, more and more studies support the notion that the health of our gut microbiome plays a significant role in how we feel. This is due to the "communication network" that exists between the human gut and brain, called the gut-brain axis.

The gut-brain axis is both a physical and biochemical connection enabled by millions of neurons in our gut, which are linked to our brain via nerves in our nervous system. The largest of the nerves connecting our gut and brain is the vagus nerve, which communicates information about our body’s various functions from our gut to our brain and then back again.

One study on mice showed that certain strains of good gut bacteria can stimulate the production of a neurotransmitter called GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid), which helps control feelings of fear and anxiousness. Another study linked an inflammatory toxin produced by bad gut bacteria to severe depression, dementia and schizophrenia.

The Role of Probiotics in Mood

Since gut bacteria have been shown to affect mental health, it makes sense that enriching the gut microbiome with beneficial bacteria could have a positive impact on mood. In another study, 64% of people who supplemented their diet with the probiotic Bifidobacterium longum saw a reduction in their depression symptoms during the study period.

Enhance Your Well-Being with Entero-CR

Entero-CR contains more than 15 different strains of good bacteria, including Bifidobacterium longum (the strain mentioned in the study above). With continued use, Entero-CR may help support your mood and emotional wellness, as well as aspects of your physical health.

What makes Entero-CR different? The answer lies in its formulation.
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Dental Health

With so much talk about the gut microbiome, the oral microbiome often gets overlooked. The truth is, just like in your gut, there are good and bad strains of bacteria in your mouth. Your oral microbiome includes more than 600 bacterial species that make their home on your tongue, the insides of your cheeks, your tonsils and your hard and soft palates.

“Friendly” oral bacteria have been found to play critical roles in keeping our teeth and gums healthy. For example, some types of good bacteria release acids that slow tooth decay. Unfortunately, marketing campaigns have conditioned us to use powerful antibacterial mouthwashes to destroy harmful bacteria in our mouths in order to freshen our breath. The downside is that these products also kill the good bacteria that our oral microbiomes need to thrive.

Probiotics to the Rescue

A study published in Current Oral Health Reports showed that supplementation with oral probiotics including Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium helped restore the balance of beneficial bacteria in the mouth, helping manage cavities and lower the risk of periodontal disease. Probiotics have also been shown to help alleviate bad breath and reduce plaque build-up

Enter Entero-CR

Entero-CR contains more than 15 different strains of good bacteria, including Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium (the strains mentioned in the study above). With continued use, Entero-CR can help replenish and rebalance your oral and gut microbiomes to support not only your dental health, but also many other aspects of your health and well-being.

What makes Entero-CR different? The answer lies in its formulation.
Learn more.