About Res-Q ProBiotic
In the digestive tract lives many living things called micro-organisms. Micro-organisms are tiny, living organisms: bacteria, viruses and fungi that can be seen only under a microscope. Since the gut contains micro-organisms naturally, it only makes sense that we want more of the good ones to dwell in our bodies. 

Good micro-organisms compete with bad micro-organisms for space thereby creating a defensive barrier wall much like the front lines of battle that help fight off territorial invaders that threaten the condition of our good health, make us sick, cause disease, or make us unhealthy. It has been said that, “throughout the ages, mankind has suffered from diseases caused by micro-organisms. These microorganisms often caused severe disease and significantly reduced life expectation.”¹

Probiotics are the ”good bacteria,” or  “friendly flora,”  live, benefical micro-organisms that provide health benefits beyond basic nutrition. Res-Q Probiotic promotes wellness by encouraging bacterial balance in our digestive system. To help protect ourselves from bad bacteria, we can supplement the diet with probiotics and encourage a healthy balance of life in our digestive system. 

Why Supplement?
Today’s diet can cause an imbalance of the bacteria in the digestive tract; the presence of “friendly” bacteria is essential to help protect our immune system by inhibiting harmful bacteria that can contribute to infections. Supplementing the diet with probiotics can change the intestinal balance of microflora and help us to stay healthy and well. Res-Q ProBiotic can help restore benefical bacteria that is essential to the health of the digestive tract. 

Res-Q ProBiotic formula is a powerhouse of the most beneficial probiotics available. In just one capsule, Res-Q ProBiotic formula offers ten times the probiotic benefits of yogurt. Most yogurts have approximately only one billion live cells in an 8 ounce serving; Res-Q ProBiotic formula is manufactured with 20 billion live cells.  

Health Benefits of Probiotics:
Res-Q ProBiotic promotes a clean, healthy intestinal tract, supports a healthy immune system, improves digestion, replenishes the micro-flora in your intestinal tract, helps promote bowel movements, and may help inhibit yeast and fungal growth.

Res-Q ProBiotic promotes wellness by improving the balance of beneficial bacteria in the digestive tract. Good bacteria and bad bacteria compete for space in your digestive system. The presence of too many pathogenic (bad) bacteria can adversely affect other important organ-systems, interfere with nutrient absorption and compromise our body’s immune-system. Bad micro-organisms (bacteria that is not friendly) can offset the balance of the friendly, happy life in the gut and make us sick. 

Maintaining a healthy balance of microbiotia can help balance the inflammatory response. Certain types of bacteria can provoke an immune response and increase inflammation. The good bacteria creates a helpful intestinal-barrier, which keeps the growth of bad bacteria in check and helps ward off harmful bacteria that pass through this area and provoke inflammation. Micro-organisms promote an immune response when crossing the barriers into the internal environment. Our immune system must then seek out and destroy the harmful invaders to protect us from harm. 

Many are not aware that 70 to 80 percent of your immune system is located in your digestive system, making the proper functioning of your intestinal system vital to your overall health. The balance of bacteria in the digestive tract is thought to affect the delicate balance of the immune system because different bacteria affect the immune system in different ways. Probiotics help fight  illness and deter inflammation in the bowel. Probiotics are friendly-fighters, fighting for our good health.  

A healthy balance of good bacteria helps keep our digestive tract healthy and functioning well.  In a clinical study on patients with Chrohn’s disease, Bifidobacteria numbers were significantly reduced in patients with Chrohn’s disease when compared with healthy controls.  Clinical studies on Colitis show that that the type of bacteria can either provoke or not provoke inflammation. Many good types of bacteria (probiotics) were shown to help offset the bacteria related inflammation response.

Probiotics have a long history of use to aid occasional diarrhea. Scientific studies support the fact that specific species of probiotics help aid in the prevention of occasional diarrhea from intestinal upsets, and diarrhea from antiobiotic use; antibiotics destroy beneficial bacteria thus increasing the need to supplement in order to restore intestinal balance.