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Two per day, for adults. Together they contain 3 billion CFU of Bacillus subtilis HS43.
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Prefer not to swallow capsules? Then Himalaya's Healthy Gut Gummies are a tasty alternative. Each daily dose of two gummies contains 3 billion CFU of Bacillus subtilis HS43 and 50mg of pomegranate powder. The gummies have a natural strawberry flavor and are made with fruit pectin instead of gelatin, so they are also suitable if you are vegetarian.
Bacillus subtilis is a rod-shaped bacterium that occurs naturally in the soil and lives on plants. Humans have known it for centuries through food: in Japan, it is the bacterium behind natto, fermented soybeans. The special thing about this species is that it forms spores. A spore is a kind of protective jacket in which the bacterium goes dormant when conditions are unfavorable, for example in heat or drought. Only when the weather is favorable does it become active again. HS43 is the name of the specific strain in these gummies. In short: it is a living bacterium that is in a dormant state in the gummy.
The difference with most lactic acid bacteria lies in that spore. Lactic acid bacteria are sensitive to heat and moisture, and that makes them difficult to process in a gummy. During the production of gummies, the mass is heated. Bacillus subtilis in spore form can withstand this better, and also remains stable during storage and transport. That is why Himalaya chooses this species. Many people wonder what CFU means. That stands for colony-forming units: the number of living bacteria that can grow into a colony in a laboratory. A gummy contains 1.5 billion of them, so a daily dose contains 3 billion.
In addition to the bacterium, each daily dose contains 50mg of pomegranate juice powder (Punica granatum). Pomegranate is a beloved fruit in Ayurveda (traditional Indian herbal medicine) and is rich in polyphenols, plant substances that give the fruit its deep color. The rest of the gummy is what you expect from a candy: brown rice syrup, sugar, pectin, and natural flavoring. The red color comes from anthocyanins from plants, and a layer of carnauba wax ensures that the gummies do not stick together. Good to know: sugar and rice syrup are the main ingredients, so just count them if you are watching your sugar intake.
With these Bacillus subtilis gummies, Himalaya combines a special bacterial strain with an Ayurvedic fruit, in a form that you take without water. The jar contains 60 gummies, enough for a month if you chew two per day.
Per daily dose of 2 gummies, you get 3 billion colony-forming units of this spore-forming strain.
Bacillus subtilis protects itself by forming a spore. This keeps the bacteria stable during the production, storage, and transport of the gummies.
Each daily dose also contains 50mg of pomegranate powder, a fruit that holds a permanent place in Indian herbal medicine.
No gelatin, but fruit pectin, so suitable for vegetarians. Chew instead of swallowing, without a glass of water.
* Percentage van de referentie inname volgens Verordening (EU) Nr. 1169/2011.
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Two per day, for adults. Together they contain 3 billion CFU of Bacillus subtilis HS43.
CFU stands for colony-forming units. It is the measure of the number of live bacteria that can grow into a colony in a laboratory. A gummy contains 1.5 billion CFUs.
Yes. The gummies are made with fruit pectin instead of gelatin and are labeled as vegetarian by Himalaya.
Sugar and brown rice syrup are the first ingredients, as with most gummies. Himalaya does not state the exact amount per gummy on the label. If you are monitoring your sugar intake, count them as candy.
Because Bacillus subtilis forms spores. That spore protects the bacteria against heat and moisture. Lactic acid bacteria are more sensitive to this, and that is difficult in a gummy that is heated during production.
You swallow a capsule with water, while you simply chew a gummy. Capsules often contain more strains, while gummies usually contain a single robust spore-former like this one. What you choose mainly depends on what you prefer to take.