For addressing leaky gut, a powerful one-two punch is combining transient bacillus spore probiotics with an immunoglobulin G (IgG) supplement.

A negative reaction to a probiotic lasting a few days is likely a beneficial 'die-off' reaction, while a prolonged one could be an inflammatory response, which can be confirmed with an IL-6 blood test.

You can create a fermented, nutrient-enhanced fruit juice by adding a spore probiotic capsule to a mason jar with fruit and water and letting it sit on your counter for a few days.

The psychobiotic strain Bifidobacterium longum 1714, found in the Just Calm product, is clinically shown to lower cortisol and shift brainwaves into a calmer theta state.

According to a meta-analysis of human clinical trials, intestinal permeability (leaky gut) is considered the number one cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide.

Contrary to popular belief, research from University College Cork shows the vast majority of widely used probiotic strains elicit a systemic inflammatory response, which can worsen conditions for many people.

A Weizmann Institute study found that common multi-strain probiotics can actually hinder the gut's recovery after antibiotics by competing with your native bacteria for resources.

You can break open a spore probiotic capsule and swish it in your mouth to support the oral microbiome and up-regulate the immune response in your upper respiratory tract.

Spore-based probiotics are so hardy they can withstand heat up to 455 degrees Fahrenheit, allowing you to bake them into food without destroying them.