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Bactose™
Probiotics that Digest Lactose
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Bactose™ is a revolutionary probiotic that digests lactose. Take it for 7 days and get a month of relief from eating dairy.
Take twice a day for 7 days
Bactose gets to work
Long lasting effects
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Changed my life FOR GOOD
"I was devastated when I started to develop symptoms of lactose intolerance. I started taking lactaid pills, which helped, but I still suffered from gassiness and upset stomach. With bactose I can eat as much cheese as I want without any negative symptoms. It's a total game changer!!"
- Lizzy G.
Life Changing!
"Let me tell you. For me. Yes it worked. Oh my has it worked. I started playing fast and loose with the cheese and milk products as soon I completed the 7 day course.
And I DO NOT HAVE THE SYMPTOMS!!! None zero zilch. None!!! I can not tell you how literally life changing this is!! It had opened up all the foods I love to cook and eat."
- Jana R.
Simply Wonderful!
"This stuff is amazing. For 20 years I'd taken 2 lactase tablets before eating any dairy. It didn't seem like a big deal, but now with Bactose I just eat whatever I want. The freedom from lactase supplements has truly been wonderful."
- Bernice V.
What is Bactose?
A BREAKTHROUGH IN MICROBIOME SCIENCE
Bactose™ is part of a new class of probiotics that target specific issues head on. Taken for just 7 days each month, bactose will populate your gut microbiome where it starts producing lactase enzymes, these are the same enzymes people are missing if lactose intolerant. Bactose effectively digests lactose for you, preventing common digestive issues all month long. There is no other probiotic on the market that offers such a dramatic solution after only 7 days of use.
Why Bactose?
LACTOSE IS HIDING IN MANY FOODS & DRINKS
Many foods and drinks contain dairy, it's a fact of life and it's hard to avoid. Many people try to avoid dairy by substituting highly processed and unhealthy dairy alternatives, or they attempt to avoid dairy altogether. Before now the only other solution was to carry around lactase pills everywhere, these pills, if you remember to take them, must be consumed multiple times per meal. With Bactose, you only take it for 1 week and you're covered all month long.
How Bactose Works?
IT DOESN'T CONTAIN LACTASE, IT PRODUCES IT!
Lactose is a sugar composed of glucose and galactose linked by a beta-D-glycosidic bond. The enzyme lactase breaks it down into these individual sugars in the small intestine, where they are absorbed for energy. If lactase is absent, lactose remains undigested, the undigested lactose leads to the common symptoms of Gas, Bloating and Diarrhea. Bactose naturally produces the lactase enzymes needed to break down lactose, 24/7 all month long.
Bactose is revolutionary
Probiotics That Actually Work!
Got Questions? We've Got Answers!
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Bactose™ work?
Our novel L. acidophilus BL21ATM probiotic strain acts like little factories in the gut producing lactase enzymes, supplementing what the body lacks. These beneficial microbes populate the digestive tract where they work 24/7 helping your body naturally break down and digest lactose found in dairy products.
How long does Bactose™ last?
Bactose™ will continue to work for the entire month after the first 7 day pack. Bactose™ has unique properties that allow it to adhere better to the intestinal lining when compared to other probiotic strains, allowing it to thrive for many weeks after just 7 days of use. Repeat monthly.
How long does it take for Bactose™ to work?
After taking Bactose™ for just 7 days, you can enjoy dairy again on day 8. As long as one takes Bactose™ monthly, there is no need to abstain from dairy during each subsequent 7 day recharge.
Is there a money-back guarantee?
Absolutely, we have our "just try it" 60 day money back guarantee! We're on a mission to improve your dairy life and ensure complete satisfaction. If Bactose™ didn't work for you, email us about your experience and we'll make it right.
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Storage conditions?
At 75 Degrees F or below, out of direct sunlight, away from heat and moisture.
When is the best time to take bactose?
Bactose™ is best taken on an empty stomach. Reason is taking bactose with food or too close to a meal will prevent it from properly populating in your gut greatly shortening the length of its effectiveness.
Effects of antibiotics?
Antibiotics are meant to kill bacteria, that includes probiotics and your natural microbiome. Taking antibiotics while on Bactose™ will decrease the effectiveness and duration of Bactose™. You may need to take a new course of bactose 7 days after the antibiotic course is finished. However taking Bactose™ after finishing an antibiotics course will actually help the effect and duration of the effect of Bactose™, this is because it is given the ability to outcompete other probiotics in your intestines.
Effects of alcohol?
Consuming alcohol while taking Bactose™ for the first 7 days may decrease its effectiveness.
Common side effects of probiotics?
Some users may experience abdominal cramping or bloating while taking probiotics such as Bactose™. This discomfort is often a sign that the beneficial bacteria are remodeling, detoxifying and improving the gut environment. If this occurs, stop taking Bactose™ until the discomfort has subsided, then continue by taking 1 capsule per day. Resume back to the standard dosage if tolerated, continue taking until all capsules are finished. If intestinal cramps or discomfort do not resolve, or if severe, stop taking Bactose™ and consult your physician. For more information visit: http://www.probioticscenter.org/bloating-and-probiotics