Symprove Explained
SYMPROVE
Your gut is an incredible thing. And when you look after it, it looks after you.
Symprove is a unique, water-based food supplement. It contains four strains of live and active bacteria. These are delivered to the gut to support the microbiome. Symprove should be taken as part of a healthy lifestyle. Symprove has been studied in research leading to the publication of several clinical papers.
University College London researchers studied a range of bacteria-containing food supplements in anin vitro model that simulated human gut conditions. Symprove’s bacteria were shown to arrive, survive and thrive in the gut.
How Symprove is Different
Digestion involves a lot of seriously strong stomach acid, triggered by the ingestion of food. Bacteria delivered in food are exposed to these harsh acidic conditions and less likely to survive.
Symprove’s unique water-based formula is packed full of live, active bacteria. Because Symprove is water-based, it doesn’t trigger digestion. More live and active bacteria surviving passage through the stomach means a better opportunity to colonise the gut. This ability to deliver thriving bacteria is what makes Symprove so special.
Successfully delivering live and active bacteria to the gut to support the microbiome. It’s important to maintain a balance of good and bad bacteria in your gut. However, getting the good bacteria where they are needed isn’t that simple. Your digestive system is a hostile place. So the bacteria need to arrive in your stomach in good shape, survive passage through it and thrive once they arrive in the gut.
Arrive
Symprove's water-based formula arrives alive in your stomach
Survive
And because it doesn't trigger digestion it is more able to reach your gut.
Thrive
Once it reaches your gut, it thrives and multiplies.
Drive
The thriving bacteria help to feed the good bacteria in the microbiome.
Putting Symprove to the Test
In an independent study at University College London* Symprove was shown to be successful in its ability to survive, thrive and colonise the gut.
University College London carried out an independent study on products containing bacteria. The study subjected each product to three tests. These assessed if the bacteria arrived in a live state, survived stomach acid transit and thrived in the target area of the gut. Symprove was able to pass all three tests.
