3 questions to learn if your baby's gut is healthy.
You’ve heard of baby probiotics and all the great things they can do, but you may still find yourself wondering what are probiotics exactly. We’ll try to answer the question, “What are baby probiotics?” and shed some light on some related subjects as well. Because everyone deserves a straight answer, especially a busy mom like yourself.
Evivo Baby Probiotics is activated B. infantis and works with breast milk to digest special nutrients and crowd out bad bacteria that can be harmful to baby’s gut. It is especially critical to feed Evivo to your baby during the first 6 months of life, when baby’s immune system and metabolism is still developing.
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Q. What are probiotics? A: Probiotics are living microorganisms, the good bacteria that live mostly in your gut along with other bacteria, which may not be so good. Probiotics are beneficial bacteria that, when chosen wisely, boost good health in both adults and babies’ guts.
Q: What are baby probiotics? A: There are many types of probiotics that are marketed for babies, but there’s only one baby probiotic that’s clinically proven to reduce bad gut bacteria by 80% and restore baby’s gut to its original state: Evivo. This probiotic is the strain of good bacteria B. infantis that babies require in their gut for proper nutrition and gut health.
Q: What are Evivo baby probiotics’ main benefits? A: Some of the many benefits of Evivo include allowing baby to properly digest all nutrients in breastmilk, supporting the proper development of the immune system and metabolism, and an 80% reduction of bad gut bacteria associated with many symptoms like colic, allergies, eczema, diabetes, and obesity.
• Nearly half (48%) of moms claim their baby’s nighttime sleep is longer/more consistent within the first few weeks after starting Evivo* • 23% of moms noticed their baby’s diaper rash was less severe/completely cleared up within the first few weeks after starting Evivo* • 2 out of 3 moms claim their baby had less gas/fussiness within the first few weeks after starting Evivo*
*Evivo Purchasers Survey, 3/21/18-9/19/18; n=469
Evivo Baby Probiotic is clinically proven to restore a healthy gut in your baby. A daily probiotic powder, Evivo mixed with breast milk and fed to babies helps release nutrients in breast milk to create a protective environment in baby's gut. It also helps develop a baby's metabolism and immune system and builds the foundation for good health that lasts a lifetime.
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Television’s The Doctors covers the importance of infant gut health and new scientific evidence about why B. infantis is critical for baby's long term health, including the reduction of Antibiotic Resistance.
Probiotics are ‘good’ bacteria that help keep your gut microbiome healthy. Historically, probiotics have been taken with the hope to relieve symptoms such as gas, bloating, or other digestive issues. However, new research has found that gut health is connected to other conditions such as colic, eczema, allergies, diabetes, and obesity and may have a much larger impact on overall health, beyond only symptomatic relief.
A gut microbiome is a collection of trillions of microorganisms, or bacteria, that live in our intestines, or gut.
By nature’s design, beneficial and protective bacteria are passed from mom to baby during the birthing process, creating baby’s unique gut microbiome. However, the unintended consequences of modern medical practices such as antibiotics, c-sections, and formula feeding have led to a decrease in this mom to baby transfer.
In collaboration with the University of California Medical Center, we completed a clinical trial in which breast fed babies were given Evivo once a day for a month and were compared to breast fed babies who didn’t receive any probiotic. After a month, Evivo babies had significantly higher levels of the key good bacteria, B. infantis, in their gut compared to babies who didn’t receive any Evivo. This good bacteria is critical for proper immune system and metabolic development during the first six months of life.