What Is the Difference Between Bio-Heal And Other Probiotics?

Bio-Heal is more than a probiotic. Bio-Heal is a 5-in-1 that includes prebiotics, probiotics, four ingredients to help heal the lining of the gut, neurotransmitter support (brain booster), and digestive enzymes to help maximize nutrient absorption from food.. What parents tell us is that they notice a difference in their children when they take ours as opposed to the mass market products that you pick up on any store shelf like Culturelle.. I believe that's for a few reasons.. One is that our product contains ingredients that most of the other probiotics don't include due to their cost.. Also, we formulated Bio-Heal specifically to help with the differences in the bodies of children with Autism and is the product I wish I had after I received my son's diagnosis.. Here are a few more reasons:. 1. Research shows that healing the lining of the Gut is extremely important to reduce inflammation.. Bio-Heal is the only probiotic on the market that contains Phosphatidylcholine, an ingredient that helps heal the Gut lining and reduce inflammation.. It can also help improve memory, motor planning, and executive functions such as sorting and prioritizing.. Most probiotics only contain healthy bacteria, but don’t address inflammation or healing the Gut lining ... supplement companies claim the ingredients are too expensive.. 2. Strain Diversity and Strength.. Our probiotic contains 13 billion CFU from 12 strains to balance the most severe imbalances vs. Culturelle which has 5 Billion from 1 strain.. 3. Bio-Heal contains an ingredient called Lactobacillus reuteri (L-Reuteri). Lactobacillus Reuteri could help improve sociability and increase the amount of oxytocin-producing neurons (a hormone associated with social behavior and human connection) in the brain. It could also enhance learning and the ability to form new connections from thoughts and ideas.. Just because there’s technically beef on a Big Mac, doesn’t mean it’s the same as the prime rib at a steakhouse.. The same is true with mass-marketed cheap probiotics vs. Bio-Heal. They're both considered probiotics, but they don't compare.

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