Tag: Probiotic science

Over 70% of people in the United States have used probiotics or prebiotics at some point in the last 30 days. Probiotics are live microorganisms, primarily bacteria and yeasts, that offer potential health benefits when administered in adequate amounts. While a multi-billion dollar industry has sprung up around these 'good bacteria,' understanding their true efficacy requires looking past the hype at the scientific evidence.

According to the National Institutes of Health, while research on probiotics is promising, the quality and claims vary widely between products. This raises the question: is GoodBelly probiotics legit, and how does it measure up against scientific scrutiny and market competitors? We will explore the company's featured strains, efficacy, and consumer reception to provide a clear answer.

Studies indicate that up to 96% of probiotics in some capsules may be killed by stomach acid before reaching the intestines. So, how do liquid probiotics work to ensure more beneficial bacteria not only survive but also begin colonizing effectively?