PreBiotic Mix | Prebiotic Dietary Supplement
Prebiotic Mix provides an excellent source of prebiotic fiber and L-Glutamine. Prebiotic Mix contains several sources of prebiotics including Larch, Inulin and Fructooligosaccharides. It stimulates growth of healthy bacteria and promotes health immune response.*
Prebiotic Mix – FAQs
What is Prebiotic Mix and how does a prebiotic dietary supplement support gut health?
Prebiotic Mix is a prebiotic fiber supplement formulated to feed beneficial gut bacteria and support a balanced gut microbiome, comfortable digestion, and healthy regularity. Prebiotics ferment into short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) like butyrate that help the gut barrier and immune crosstalk.
Which fibers are in this prebiotic—PHGG, inulin, FOS, GOS, or resistant starch?
Prebiotic blends commonly include PHGG (partially hydrolyzed guar gum), inulin/FOS, GOS, and/or resistant starch. Check this page’s Supplement Facts for the exact fiber types and grams per serving in Prebiotic Mix.
How should I take Prebiotic Mix—dosage, liquids, and timing?
Follow the label for your prebiotic dosage. Mix into water, smoothies, yogurt, or oatmeal. Pro tip: start low and go slow (e.g., half serving for a few days) and drink extra water so your GI tract doesn’t throw a tantrum.
Will a prebiotic help with bloating and irregularity—or make gas worse?
Prebiotics can support regularity and smoother digestion over time. Some people notice temporary gas while their microbiome adapts—usually settles with gradual dosing and hydration. If you’re highly FODMAP-sensitive, choose gentler fibers and ramp slowly.
Prebiotic vs. probiotic vs. synbiotic—what’s the difference?
Prebiotics = fiber that feeds good microbes. Probiotics = beneficial live bacteria. Synbiotics = both together. Many pair Prebiotic Mix with a quality probiotic for comprehensive gut health.
Can I stack Prebiotic Mix with probiotics, digestive enzymes, or electrolytes?
Yes—common stacks: prebiotic + probiotic (take consistently), optional digestive enzymes with larger meals, and daily electrolytes for hydration. If you use prescriptions or have GI conditions, check with your clinician.
Who should be cautious using prebiotic fiber?
Consult your healthcare professional if you have active GI disease, recent GI surgery, known FODMAP sensitivity, SIBO, or if you’re pregnant/nursing. If discomfort persists despite slow titration, pause and seek guidance.
Is Prebiotic Mix vegan, non-GMO, and gluten-conscious? How should I store it?
Review this page’s Supplement Facts for excipients and allergen statements. Store tightly sealed in a cool, dry place—fiber loves to pull in moisture; don’t let it.
