FAQ

What are prebioitics and probiotics?

Probiotics are beneficial bacteria found in certain foods or supplements. Prebiotics are types of fiber that feed the friendly bacteria in the digestive system.

Probiotic supplements are designed to deliver very specific species of bacteria to the human gut. However, not all probiotic supplements are of the same quality or contain the same quantity of bacteria. Lovvare formula delivers a perfect balance of prebiotic and probiotics to achieve a healthy digestion and gastrointestinal activity.

As all Lovvare products, this is a natural product with no artificial flavors, ingredients, preservatives or additives.

Our Proprietary prebiotics and probiotic blend contains the added support of Turmeric root, slippery elm, LactoWise ™, the most prevalent forms of prebiotics are nutritionally classed as "soluble fiber", OPTI-BIOME® Bacillus subtilis MB40 is a novel, new food grade probiotic. It is a gram-positive, spore-forming, facultative anaerobe, catalase-positive rod bacterium.

For Digestive support take (2) two capsules daily. For best results take (1) one capsule in the morning and (1) one capsule in the evening.

Prebiotics and Probiotics are only ‘visitors’ in your intestine and will disappear, together with their health benefits, when not consumed regularly. A daily dose of probiotics is recommended in order to maintain a healthy intestinal environment

Refrigeration is recommended whenever possible to maintain full potency of the probiotics over time. However, Lovvare prebiotics and probiotics are stable (effective) for up to 24 months at room temperature when sealed in the original package.

Probiotics can be consumed at all ages as part of a balanced diet. Before birth, a baby’s gut is sterile and the immune system immature. The gut microflora of a baby begins to develop at birth. Breast-feeding, or consumption of an infant formula with probiotics, continues the development of a baby’s gut microflora. As a child grows and changes diet, the microflora in the gut develops accordingly. By the age of two or three, most children have a fairly stable intestinal balance. Their immune system has also matured considerably. Both, may nevertheless, benefit from a continued daily portion of probiotics.

During pregnancy, mothers-to-be often have digestive problems. Consuming probiotics regularly is a safe and effective measure that may help to prevent small digestive disorders and promote overall wellness.

It is best recommended to consult with your medical provider before consuming and form of supplementation.

Probiotics are considered to be “GRAS” or “generally accepted as safe”. This classification is given to products that are composed of ingredients that are natural or have been safely used for many years.