Prebiotic & Postbiotic Gut Health Capsules, L-Glutamine For Men & Women Launched

Nov 21, 2023

California health supplement manufacturer Sandhu Nutrition announces a new product to promote optimal gut function in men and women aged 25-45.

Livermore, United States - November 21, 2023 /PressCable/ —

California health supplement manufacturer Sandhu Nutrition announces a new product to promote optimal gut function in men and women aged 25-45.

GUT Health is the latest launch from the Sandhus Nutrition range and can be ordered via the company's web store. This proprietary formula comes in capsule form and is suitable for vegans and vegetarians. It combines prebiotic, probiotic, and postbiotic ingredients to support balanced, healthy gut microflora.

More details can be found at https://sandhus.com/products/gut-health?_pos=1&_sid=4ab8e83ff&_ss=r&variant=44879734472950&selling_plan=3065053430

Several nutritional studies suggest that the Western diet, which is high in refined sugars, unhealthy fats, and processed foods, the overuse of antibiotics in urban populations, environmental pollution, and increased stress levels contribute to poor gut health. Sandhus Nutrition has launched GUT health as a potent natural alternative to prescription medications, addressing gut-related problems such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), and obesity.

With digestive issues rising among the American population, GUT Health promotes the growth of beneficial bacterial species that balance the microbiome.

The capsules contain L-Glutamine - one of the nonessential amino acids the body needs for muscle synthesis, immune function, and digestive health. Research suggests that low levels of L-Glutamine may hurt metabolism, and glutamine supplementation may offer some relief to individuals suffering from IBS.

GUT Health's blend of ingredients is clinically tested at a third-party lab for safe and effective consumption. The delayed-release capsules prevent the nutrients from being broken down by stomach acid, ensuring targeted release in the small intestine.

The formula includes the prebiotic SunFiber, which supports the growth and proliferation of beneficial gut bacteria; LactoSpore, a shelf-stable probiotic containing 2 billion CFUs of Bacillus coagulans; and CoreBiome, a patented postbiotic to support the lining of the gut.

Other potential benefits of Sandhus Nutrition's GUT Health capsules include healthy weight management, improved mood, increased energy levels, and regular bowel movements.

The Sandhus Nutrition website explains that factors such as a busy, stressful lifestyle, a lack of physical exercise, and an imbalanced diet can all contribute to an unhealthy gut and dysfunctional microbiome. GUT Health offers a simple way to redress these issues with a formula that augments the body's natural processes while remaining free of harmful fillers and additives. Learn more at https://sandhus.com/

A spokesperson says, "The gut is home to various species of friendly bacteria that collectively form the 'Gut microbiome,' which is the foundation for a healthy gut and physiological condition. GUT Health is formulated with research-based ingredients to maximize results. Each batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure it meets our high standards."

For more information, go to https://sandhus.com/collections/all

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Organization: Sandhu Products Inc
Address: 6052 Industrial Way Suite H, Livermore, CA 94551, United States
Website: https://sandhus.com/

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