Haya Probiotic 100 Billion 30 caps

Haya Labs Probiotic 100 Billion 30 caps - gut health

Haya Probiotic 100 Billion is an advanced probiotic complex, created for people who want to rebuild their natural intestinal flora, especially after antibiotic therapy, stress, digestive problems, or a long-term diet low in fiber. A healthy gut microbiota is the foundation of a well-functioning body. It supports immunity, improves nutrient absorption, regulates the digestive process, and genuinely affects well-being.

What probiotics are in the probiotic supplement?

The product formula is based on probiotic bacterial strains from the Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium species – the best-researched microorganisms supporting the digestive tract. They have been selected to act synergistically, strengthening the intestinal barrier and improving microbiological balance.

If you are looking for a supplement that will genuinely help rebuild intestinal flora, support digestion, reduce bloating, regulate bowel movements, and improve immunity, this product is one of the most effective choices in its category. Try it and say goodbye to bloating and constipation!

How do Haya Labs probiotics work?

Rebuilding the gut microbiota and improving gut function

A healthy microbiota means a stronger immune system and less susceptibility to infections. Regular probiotic supplementation helps to:

• rebuild the natural intestinal barrier,
• stabilize bowel movement rhythm,
• protect intestinal structures from inflammation,
• improve the digestion of every meal,
• reduce symptoms of bloating, gas, constipation, and diarrhea.

If you want to restore digestive comfort and regain lightness after meals – start with your gut.

Reducing problems after antibiotic therapy

Antibiotics destroy not only pathogens but also beneficial bacteria. Probiotic supplementation:

• shortens the regeneration time of the bacterial flora,
• reduces the risk of diarrhea after antibiotic therapy,
• accelerates the rebuilding of immunity after illness.

This is one of the main reasons why doctors so often recommend probiotics during and after antibiotics.

Haya Labs Probiotics support the immune system

Well-functioning intestines mean fewer infections, better immunity, and faster body regeneration during stress. Probiotics:

• enhance the production of immune cells,
• support the body's defense mechanisms,
• contribute to the stable functioning of the immune system.

Improved well-being when using probiotics

A significant part of serotonin – the hormone responsible for mood, sleep, and energy levels – is produced in the intestines.

Rebuilding the microbiota can genuinely affect:

• reduced fatigue,
• more stable mood,
• better sleep,
• greater motivation and energy for everyday life.

Take care of your gut and start feeling better every day!

How do individual Haya Labs probiotic strains work?

The secret to the effectiveness of Haya Probiotic 100 Billion is synergy. We don't have random bacteria here, but a precisely selected "special task team", where each strain is responsible for a different section of the digestive system and a different defensive function.

1. Lactobacillus acidophilus (40 Billion CFU)

This is the absolute leader of this composition. It constitutes as much as 40% of the entire capsule.

• Action: It mainly works in the small intestine. Its key role is to produce lactic acid and hydrogen peroxide, which creates an environment where harmful pathogens, fungi (e.g., Candida), and putrefactive bacteria cannot survive.
• Benefit: This is the first line of defense. It is responsible for you not catching food infections and for the vitamins from food being actually absorbed, not excreted.

2. Lactobacillus rhamnosus (25 Billion CFU)

This is the second most numerous strain in this product, which is a huge advantage (often overlooked in cheaper substitutes).

• Action: L. rhamnosus is one of the best-researched strains for sealing the intestinal barrier. It prevents "leaky gut" by blocking toxins from entering the bloodstream. It is extremely resistant to stomach acids.
• Benefit: It has anti-allergic effects (soothing skin lesions, e.g., eczema) and works great for traveler's diarrhea. Moreover, studies suggest that it affects the gut-brain axis, which may reduce anxiety and improve mood.

3. Bifidobacterium bifidum (20 Billion CFU)

While Lactobacillus rules the small intestine, Bifidobacterium takes the helm in the large intestine. 20 billion is a therapeutic dose.

• Action: These bacteria attach to the walls of the large intestine, displacing harmful microbes. They are crucial in the process of fiber fermentation.
• Benefit: If you suffer from Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), constipation, or irregular bowel movements, this is the strain that brings the greatest relief. It is responsible for a "calm stomach" without upsets.

4. Bifidobacterium longum (6 Billion CFU)

• Action: It captures and neutralizes toxins and supports the liver in cleansing processes. It has strong anti-inflammatory properties.
• Benefit for the customer: Helps to soothe the body. If you feel heavy and "poisoned" by unhealthy food, B. longum accelerates the return to balance.

5. Lactobacillus paracasei (6 Billion CFU)

• Action: Supports the storage of energy from food and fights chronic fatigue, which often originates in the intestines.
• Benefit: Better vitality and reduced susceptibility to upper respiratory tract infections.

6. Lactobacillus plantarum (3 Billion CFU) – Reduction of bloating and gas

• Action: This strain is a master at regulating fermentation processes in the intestines.
• Benefit: It is L. plantarum that is responsible for the stomach remaining flat after a meal. It effectively reduces gas and bloating, helping to digest products that normally cause difficulty (e.g., legumes).

Who should reach for probiotic supplementation?

This product is a universal solution for a wide range of recipients. First and foremost, it is dedicated to people who notice digestive problems: gas, irregular bowel movements, or a feeling of heaviness after meals. It is also a "must-have" for anyone who has just finished antibiotic treatment or is preparing for the autumn-winter season, wanting to strengthen their immunity.

It is also worth it for physically active people to reach for Haya Labs. Better absorption of nutrients means faster regeneration and better sports results. If you maintain a diet but don't see results, the problem may lie in absorption – probiotics will help you get the maximum out of every meal. It is also an excellent choice for people with lactose intolerance, as the contained strains help break it down, eliminating unpleasant ailments after consuming dairy products.

Simple and effective dosing for maximum results

The strength of probiotics lies in their regularity, but Haya Labs makes supplementation extremely simple and does not require complicated rituals. To enjoy full health, it is enough to take one capsule once a day, preferably after a meal. Why after a meal? Food buffers stomach acid, which further increases the chances of the bacteria surviving and safely reaching the intestines.

Remember that building a healthy microbiota is a process. Although you may feel relief in digestion after just a few days, full rebuilding and stabilization of the bacterial flora require several weeks of regular use. One package of Haya Probiotic Complex is enough for a full month of intensive therapy that will get your gut back on its feet.

Should I store Haya Labs probiotic in the refrigerator?

Although modern freeze-drying technologies increase bacterial stability, to maintain maximum strain potency (especially after opening the package), storing the probiotic in the refrigerator is a recommended practice. Low temperature slows down the bacteria's metabolism, so they remain alive and active longer.

Does the probiotic help with lactose intolerance?

Yes, the strains contained in the supplement, such as Lactobacillus acidophilus and Bifidobacterium, support the breakdown of lactose. Regular use can significantly reduce stomach ailments, such as gas or abdominal pain, occurring after consuming dairy products.

Can I take Haya Labs probiotic during antibiotic therapy?

Definitely yes, it is even advisable. However, it is important to maintain a time interval. The probiotic should be taken a minimum of 2-3 hours after taking the dose of the antibiotic. Thanks to this, the medicine will not immediately destroy the good bacteria being delivered, and they will be able to start rebuilding the flora.

Scientific Sources

1. Hill, C., et al. (2014). The International Scientific Association for Probiotics and Prebiotics consensus statement on the scope and appropriate use of the term probiotic. Nature Reviews Gastroenterology & Hepatology. (Publication defining the role and importance of probiotics in medicine and dietetics).
2. O'Callaghan, A., & van Sinderen, D. (2016). Bifidobacteria and their role as members of the human gut microbiota. Frontiers in Microbiology. (Study detailing the influence of Bifidobacterium strains on human health).
3. Markowiak, P., & Śliżewska, K. (2017). Effects of Probiotics, Prebiotics, and Synbiotics on Human Health. Nutrients. (Comprehensive review of the impact of probiotic supplementation on the immune and digestive systems).