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What is LiveBrew and what does it do?

What is LiveBrew and what does it do?

What is LiveBrew and what does it do?

What is LiveBrew?

LiveBrew is a live, active probiotic fermentation of organic molasses and lactobacilli.

  • LiveBrew contains over a billion live active probiotic bacteria per 100ml dose throughout its entire shelf life.
  • The probiotic bacteria in LiveBrew are live and active from the start and ready to work for you from your mouth to your bowel.
  • The probiotic bacteria in LiveBrew have been selected to survive passage through the digestive tract.
  • The probiotic bacteria in LiveBrew have been shown to provide digestive and immunological benefits to the host (you).
  • There is no sugar in LiveBrew; the sugars and molasses have all been consumed by the bacteria.
  • LiveBrew contains beneficial organic acids.
  • LiveBrew is manufactured in New Zealand.

 What does LiveBrew do?

The effects of LiveBrew are very customer specific because everybody’s gut microbiome (all the microbes in the gut) is different. In addition to this people are more or less sensitive to changes in their environment.

For example, people with good gut health often report an increase in stamina and quicker recovery from exercise. People with poor gut health typically report gradual or rapid improvement of symptoms.

Mechanistically, the microbes in LiveBrew interact with the other microbes in the gut and the host tissue to provide net benefits to the host (customer). We will look at the nature of the microbe-to-microbe interactions in a future blog.

One of the microbe-host interactions from the microbes in LiveBrew is the toning down of the reactivity of the immune system. Most of the immune system is focused on the gut. This makes sense when you consider that most of the communicable diseases enter through the mouth. The microbes in LiveBrew communicate chemically with the immune system which can reduce inflammation and allergies.

There are myriad ways in which gut microbes influence their host. Science is beginning to unravel some of the mechanisms, but we are not yet at the point where we have a predictive model.

How will LiveBrew affect you? Give it a try and find out!

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