Lactobacillus Reuteri Probiotic Powder 75 Billion cfu's | Made in USA | No Additives | Direct from Manufacturer | No Third-Party Storage | Digestive & Immune Support | L. Reuteri | 60 Grams (2.11 OZ)

I’ve tried many probiotics over the years, but this one is truly on another level! First of all, it’s made in the USA, extremely potent, and completely pure—no additives or fillers. You can tell right away that it’s high quality. I used it to make yogurt, and the results were amazing! Thick, creamy, and absolutely delicious. I’ve tried other brands before, but this one ferments so well and creates a perfect consistency. I honestly feel like my mood has improved since I started taking it, and it has helped improve my oxytocin levels, making me feel calmer and more balanced.and I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s helping with oxytocin levels too. What truly sets this company apart is their exceptional quality and fast shipping. They ship directly from their facility, ensuring freshness and potency, and the delivery was impressively quick! I was so impressed with this product that I decided to try other items from their lineup, and I can confidently say they maintain the same high standard of purity and effectiveness across all their products. Lastly, their customer service is beyond excellent they genuinely care about their customers and go above and beyond to ensure satisfaction. It’s rare to find a company that stands behind its product like this one does. If you’re looking for a probiotic that delivers real results both for gut health and overall wellness plus a company that truly values its customers, I highly recommend this product

The Follow Up to my First Review: Firstly, I must say I appreciate George's Excellent. Professional and responsive customer service. He represents this company very well with integrity--which is (unfortunately) lacking for many businesses I've had to deal with-both large and small. That being said, I am a customer with no affiliation with this company whatsoever, hence this updated review comes from my personal experience with the product; this is not medical and/or professional advice. I highly recommend that prospective buyers do an in depth research on Probiotic supplements and possibly consult with your healthcare professional (prior to purchasing and usage) This is a very potent product-- As a result, only a very small amount may be suited for your situation (may be even less than recommended dosage). Additionally, (imo) if you're new to this sort of supplement, it may be better to proceed gradually to allow ones body to slowly adjust accordingly. Again, I encourage everyone to do your own research on Probiotics--I know more about Probiotics now than I knew prior to purchasing, and found that this may not have been suited for me; hence the extreme reactions. Personal experiences with this product will vary but Foods For Gut customer service was highly professional and very responsive to email via Amazon Message Center. Additional helpful hints: Before buying, ask yourself the following: What health-related concerns ( if any), am I trying to address Do I really have any health issues or simply want to try a Probiotics due to glowing reviews or recommendations Do I need to take Probiotics to address such concerns or is it ok just for maintaining good health (if so, which one specifically? There's a plethora of Probiotics meant for different issues) Level of potency (i.e capsules vs powder) To be fair, Foods For Gut customer service is of high standard of excellence and quality; there were no issues with them. They also thoroughly explained product usage and was very patient and understanding; I chose unilaterally to update my review-- For transparency and honesty, my initial review as seen below comes from my personal experience using the product. Therefore I recommend that you do your own comprehensive research to educate yourself about various probiotics and strains of probiotics and consult your health care provider in order to make an informed decision… This is my Initial Review: I experienced the following symptoms using this product: Gas, stomach ache, headache, nausea etc. Unfortunately this never turned out well for me, even after taking a 1/2 of the recommended dosage. Very unfortunate and sad.

I use this culture to make fermented dairy like Dr. Davis recommends. My culture turned out just great and tastes good. It’s mild and it seems to be helping my digestion. I just keep it in the refrigerator to make the culture last longer. Really good product and much more cost-effective than capsules. I also like the fact that it’s very pure and doesn’t have additives like they put in capsules, either.

Excellent L. Reuteri, the best! Here's my recipe: 50% low-fat cream, 50% milk. Dissolve 1 teaspoon (0.14 oz) of inulin in a small amount of warm milk (for 1.06 qt of yogurt). Pour the cream and milk into a saucepan and heat for 10 minutes, maintaining a temperature of 185-194°F. This is necessary for protein denaturation. Don't forget to add the dissolved inulin to the saucepan at the beginning. Then cool for 1 hour to a temperature of 95-98.6°F. Dissolve the L. Reuteri and mix it with the rest of the mixture. 24-26 hours gives a very delicate creamy taste, 36 hours is for those who prefer a stronger flavor... make the yogurt only with a sous vide! 96.8-97.7°F. Do not use a yogurt maker, the temperature fluctuates too much, it won't work!

I used this to make my own cmicrobiology? ry product (like yogurt) it takes 36 hours to get the highest colony count. This product is clean and most definitely alive. I add raw honey, PB powder and hemp hearts (hulled hemp seeds) for extra protein.

It doesn't work for me. It worsened my symptoms. It worsened my symptoms What can happen. It doesn't mean it's a bad product. But I have no idea what it is. This company does NOT list the strain. Be indicates that genus, subtillis indicates the species, but no strain which is indicated by a series of numbers or letters. And that strain or list of numbers is very important. Because difference brief very differently. Wework so hard to try to research and figure out what we need. Then for company to sell all these supplements and not even tell us what they are. Is completely unacceptable. I will never purchase this brand again. It's a waste of money. And if it doesn't work. You have no idea what didn't work. And what not to buy again. I'm very upset. There's no legitimate reason why this company can't list the product.

Happy with product - works just as I needed. Have to share about excellent customer service. The original product came without the measuring spoons as advertised. I contacted the company who responded quickly, apologizing and letting me know it was an issue with one of their warehouses that were affected by the LA fires. They were happy to send me the measuring spoons and even added another product for me to try as a thank you. Now that is true customer service. I wish more companies were this professional, respectful and appreciated their customers this way!! I'm a new, loyal customer of Foods for Gut!

I bought these to test out Dr. Davis's Super Gut info. They don't list the strains here though. Really hard finding the info out. They are not the strains of L. Reuteri that he is talking about. But that doesn't mean they aren't worth it or not any good. From what I have found they use uALre-16 (also known as MCIMB 30242 from what can tell). The 2nd one is the one you will find listed most if search on the web. From some of my research is appears this strain increases free bile salts, supports normal Vitamin D3, LDL Cholesterol, Total Cholesterol, CRP and fibrinogen levels, support healthy inflammatory response,... etc. This is just what have found during my research FYI. These are all things most of us need help with. Does strains: DSM17938 and ATC PTA 6475 used in the study he is referring to do this also. I don't know at this time didn't look it up. But it doesn't appear at this time MCIMB 30242 produces bacteriocin, but my produce oxytocin. So if your looking for stuff like Cholesterol and Vit. D3 support,.. then this seems like a good bet. One link found describes this, so look for: Potential Benefits of the Lactobacillus reuteri Probiotic