Multi-Probiotic 4000 - 100 caps

Each Multi-Probiotic 4000 capsule, provided by
Douglas Laboratories, contains over four billion
beneficial organisms, including representatives of
both the lactobacillus and bifidobacterium genera,
mixed in a base of prebiotic fructooligosaccharide.

FUNCTIONS

Oral supplements of live, beneficial intestinal microorganisms
for nutritional health and well-being are
known as probiotics. Probiotic dietary lactobacilli
colonize the intestinal tract, depending on the specific
bacterium-to-host affinity. Bacteria are continually in
competition for colonization space. The original
bacterial colonies have an advantage over transient
bacteria. Nevertheless, the composition of the
intestinal microflora is dynamic and constantly
changing.
If harmful microorganisms proliferate, the
equilibrium is disturbed, and it becomes difficult
even for indigenous bacteria to maintain their
necessary territory to colonize the intestine.
Antibiotics tend to kill off both beneficial and
harmful bacteria, and thus may also disturb the
normal, healthy balance of intestinal microorganisms.
When potent probiotic supplements, such as Multi-
Probiotic 4000, are supplied regularly, chances are
greatly increased for establishing and maintaining a
healthy population of beneficial intestinal
microorganisms. Once established, a normal
intestinal microflora rich in lactobacilli creates acidic
conditions that are unfavorable for the settlement of
pathogenic microorganisms.
INDICATIONS
Multi-Probiotic 4000 capsules may be a useful
dietary supplement for those who wish to support
their intestinal microflora with meaningful amounts
of beneficial microorganisms.

L-Acidophilus (DDS-1TM) 1.150 Billion L. Rhamnosus 1.150 Billion L. Rhamnosus (Type B, Bifidus) 775 Million S. Lactis 275 Million Bifidobacterium Longum 275 Million B. Bifidum 275 Million S. Thermophilus In a base of FOS (Fructooligosaccharides), specialcarbohydrates, enzymes and ulmus fulva 150 Million

Suggested Usage:Adults take 1 capsule daily or as directed byphysician.