Looking for a probiotic that can guarantee digestive health results through clinical proof and scientific backing? Look no further than YOR Probiotics Ultra™. YOR Probiotics Ultra™ is breaking new grounds in the future of probiotics with the clinically proven strain Howaru® B. lactis and the revolutionary veggie capsule technology DRcaps™. The Howaru® B. lactis HN019 featured in YOR Probiotics Ultra™ was clinically proven in a double-blind placebo study to improve regularity and reduce a wide variety of digestive symptoms. Furthermore, Howaru® B. lactis HN019 combines with 9 other highly stable strains in YOR Probiotics Ultra™ totaling over 40 billion c.f.u. to offer a full spectrum of digestive and immune health benefits. To maintain maximum viability all strains have undergone a special fermentation and freeze-drying process and were encapsulated with the new capsule technology DRcaps™. DRcaps™ is composed of an acid-resistant and moisture shielding vegetarian coating. The special coating disintegrates more slowly than conventional capsules, and allows more probiotics to survive the acid of the stomach, supporting their targeted release in the colon. This revolutionary veggie capsule protects probiotics similar to enteric coating, but without the traditional synthetic chemicals.†

At-A-Glance

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YOR Probiotics Ultra™ is designed to:

	Promote regularity and healthy bowel function†		Support healthy immune function†
	Help regulate the overgrowth of unfriendly microorganisms†		Support the absorption of nutrients†

The Howaru^® B. lactis HN019 in YOR Probiotics Ultra™ was clinically proven in a double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study to:

Reduce colonic transit time†
Improve regularity†
Reduce constipation†
Reduce flatulence†
Reduce abdominal discomfort†

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†These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.

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