PoZibio® – Advanced Postbiotic for Optimal Gut Health
PoZibio® is a patented postbiotic formulation of Lactobacillus paracasei with a unique focus on supporting overall health. PoZibio® offers a unique postbiotic formulation targeting leaky gut syndrome, helping to reduce age-related inflammation and promote a healthy gut microbiome.
PoZibio®, the next generation of digestive health, is a patent-protected postbiotic composition of lipoteichoic acid, isolated from the cell walls of a heat-treated strain of Lactobacillus paracasei (Patent Number US 11,622,981 B2)
What is a postbiotic?
- Recently, postbiotics have been defined as "preparations of inanimate (non-viable) microorganisms and/or their components that confer a health benefit to the host"
- Prebiotic: A non-digestible substance that serves as a substrate for the flora of the colon
- Probiotic: Which contains live microorganisms (bacteria, yeasts, etc.) that have a beneficial effect on the body that ingests them
What is a Leaky Gut and How Can PoZibio® Help?
We are born with a mucus layer in the gut wall that forms a crucial barrier, preventing microscopic (and sometimes larger) foreign invaders from escaping the gut and entering the bloodstream. However, as we age, inflammation leads to the degeneration of this protective mucus layer, making the gut wall thin and porous. This condition, often referred to as "leaky gut," allows harmful invaders to “leak” into the circulation, potentially affecting the body far beyond the digestive system.
Leaky gut syndrome (LGS) increases with normal aging and environmental conditions, and is associated with occasional symptoms of irregularity, diarrhea, gas, bloating, fatigue, age-related decline in cognition, metabolism and muscle health, decreased immunity, and decreased GLP-1 production (a peptide linked to satiety and blood glucose regulation).
How PoZibio® Helps: PoZibio® strengthens the gut barrier by supporting the integrity of the gut lining, helping to restore its protective function. Its postbiotic formulation aids in maintaining a resilient mucus layer and reducing the permeability of the gut wall.
