A BREAKTHROUGH IN MICROBIOME SCIENCE
Who knew that tiny bacteria, invisible to the naked eye, could be so powerful?
HOW IT WORKS?
Bactose™ is a novel strain of lactobacillus acidophilus bacteria able to colonize the human intestine and actively produce human lactase enzyme (lactose-phlorizin hydrolase or LPH), the same enzyme that people who are Lactose Intolerant are missing, it also the same enzyme that many people take in pill form for their LI symptoms. Bactose™ effectively digests the lactose in our small intestine before it reaches the large intestine where it could causes all those common problems like gas, bloating and diarrhea. Bactose™ is taken for only 7 days and will continue to work 24/7 for the entire month. Bactose™ is part of a new class of targeted probiotics that work like little factories in the gut or what we call Bactories™ (Bacteria + Factories).
Taken only 7 days
Take one Bactose™ capsule twice a day for 7 days, repeat monthly. Our package is designed to make it easier for you to stay on track.
Bactose gets to work
Our novel BL21A™ probiotics populate your gut flora & will start producing Lactase Enzymes needed to break down lactose in dairy.
Lactase enzymes
Lactase breaks down lactose into two simple sugars, glucose and galactose, which your body can then absorb.
Long lasting effects
Bactose™ will continue to thrive digesting lactose for the whole month, individual results may vary.
AS WE GET OLDER
In infancy, mammals have a high level of lactase activity in the lining of the upper intestinal tract, because they depend on lactose as the primary carbohydrate in their diet of mother’s milk.
However, in humans, the lactase expression is diminished by about 90% between ages two and five. This condition is called primary lactase deficiency. Many Northern Europeans, some Western Europeans, some Mediterranean’s, and their descendants carry a mutation that prevents this natural decrease in lactase production. These individuals are able to consume milk as adults. However, large portions of the world population (68% globally), such as Southern Europeans, East Asians, and Sub-Saharan Africans have primary lactase deficiency.
OTHER WAYS LACTOSE INTOLERANCE FORMS
Secondary lactase deficiency results from injury or disease of the Small intestine. For example, celiac disease, inflammatory bowel syndrome (IBS) and Crohn’s disease are often accompanied by lactase deficiency.
WHAT IS LACTOSE AND HOW DOES LACTOSE INTOLERANCE CAUSE ISSUES?
Lactose is a disaccharide (a sugar made up of two smaller sugars) the two sugars it is made up of are glucose and galactose they are linked by a beta-D-glycosidic bond. Ideally, lactose is broken down into its individual sugars by the enzyme lactase(an enzyme is a protein that facilitates a chemical reaction in living beings) (beta-Dgalactosidase) in the small intestine by the cells of the intestinal brush border microvilli (very tiny hairs on the walls of the intestine that produce enzymes for digesting carbohydrates, this is where most carbohydrates get digested). Thus these intestinal brush border microvilli breakdown the lactose into glucose and galactose, afterward these two components can be absorbed in the small intestine and provide us with energy. When lactase is absent from the brush border microvilli, usually because we are genetically programmed to reduce producing lactase as toddlers as we move from a diet of milk to one made of other food.
Problems arise when there is none or not enough lactase produced and the undigested lactose reach the large intestine. There in the large intestine, the resident bacteria metabolize lactose through fermentation which generates gas. The gas is responsible for symptoms such as pain, pressure, cramps, and flatulence. In addition, the undigested lactose increases osmotic pressure (more water being needed to allow passage of the solution) in the large intestine, causing increased excretion of water which then leads to diarrhea and dehydration.
ARE THERE ANY OTHER SOLUTIONS FOR LACTOSE INTOLERANCE?
The only available solution on the market today is Lactase pills, these pill must be taken everywhere one goes, typically multiple pills are needed at one time and it last only about 45 minutes. In addition, many lactase enzyme pills actually contain lactase produced for other types of organisms and they do not function ideally in humans. This is simply a cost and ease of manufacturing issue, where those unscrupulous manufacturers do not care and rather produce a cheaper lactase to get better margins. Lowest price, shortest duration, least convenient.
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Bactose™ is a revolutionary probiotic that supports lactose digestion. Take Bactose for just 7 days and enjoy up to a full month of relief when consuming dairy
- Say no to bloating, gas, and diarrhea.
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- Take for only 7 Days. It lasts ALL month.
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14 Capsules | Take twice a day for 7 days | Repeat monthly
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