*Based on preclinical studies
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Consumer Cravings Study
GLP-1 Probiotic reduces food cravings
From fast food to high fats, carbs, and sweets, this powerful, multi-strain
probiotic reduced cravings in all categories tested.*
*Based on a consumer study of 274 people.
How it Works
How the microbiome stimulates
GLP-1 production, naturally
Your body already makes GLP-1. Our targeted, science-backed strains, combined with the foods you eat, can help boost that production.*
As you eat, metabolic processes are triggered in your body
In the gut microbiome (distal colon), the beneficial bacteria…
- Metabolize fibers into butyrate, acetate, and propionate
- Secrete key proteins such as P9
- Stimulate mucin rejuvenation through consumption of “old” and rebuilding new mucin
Butyrate and P9 stimulate GLP-1, the hormone that tells your pancreas to produce insulin, slowing down the emptying of your stomach and signaling to your brain that you’re full
These signals reduce your appetite
Difference between a healthy gut microbiome
and a gut microbiome missing key beneficial bacterial strains
Research
The data supports GLP-1 impact on metabolic health
The link between
gut bacteria & weight
Gut bacteria can significantly impact weight, independent of genes. Transplanting the microbiome from an obese twin drives obesity. Conversely, transplanting the microbiome from a healthy twin drives weight loss.
GLP-1 stimulation in
the microbiome
Human intestinal cells show Akkermansia’s effect on GLP-1 production
Akkermansia secretes
p9 protein which
stimulates GLP-1
production
