Microbiome
Microbiome

Plant the seeds of good gut health.

Imagine waking up feeling well-rested, having an easy, painless bowel movement, clear, glowing skin, and a strong immune response. A healthy gut can make this possible.

Curious to dive deeper?

Download our free primer

What is the gut microbiome?

There’s an unseen world of tiny beings around you called microbes. These microbes can be found in many places, from the air we breathe to every surface of our body, and even inside our intestines. In fact, there are trillions of these microbes living within us! Collectively, they form our gut microbiome. From birth, the strains in our microbiome are shaped by countless factors like food, habits and environment.

It’s involved in…

Your gut health has such a vast impact on your overall health. That’s because it’s deeply interconnected with major systems like the brain, nervous system, as well as the immune system. Microbes have the ability to facilitate strong communication throughout our body to keep things running efficiently via the gut-brain axis, gut-immune connection and more.

Breaking down
food for energy

Producing
vitamins

Protecting us from
harmful pathogens

Reinforcing
our immunity

Supporting brain and
cognitive function

Signs of an imbalanced microbiome.

Now that you have an idea of the role your gut microbiome plays in your wellbeing, you may be wondering what happens when things are not functioning optimally. An imbalanced gut microbiome can lead to conditions like:

So, what are
probiotics?

Probiotics are live strains of beneficial bacteria that help support the body in many ways. While Bifidobacteria make up the majority of the good bacteria in your gut, Lactobacillus bacteria are usually found in the digestive, urinary, and genital systems. Varieties of both bacteria are commonly found in probiotic supplements.

Bifidobacteria are known to:

  • ✔
    Limit the growth of harmful bacteria in the intestine
  • ✔
    Support immune system function
  • ✔
    Help break down lactose into nutrients

Lactobacillus are known to:

  • ✔
    Produce lactase to break down lactose
  • ✔
    Produce lactic acid to help control the
    number of bad bacteria in the gut
  • ✔
    Help increase the body’s absorption of
    minerals

Want to learn more
about the microbiome?

We wrote an entire primer on it.

Download now

Dealing with bloating,
digestive issues, and brain fog?

Transform your digestive health with our 21-Day Gut Reset Challenge, designed by naturopathic doctors and holistic nutritionists. This FREE self-paced course will help you address these pesky symptoms and give you tips, tools, recipes, and resources to help nurture digestive balance and reclaim a healthy gut.

Ready to give your gut a reset? Join now.

Want to
learn more?

Check out our latest
blog posts to learn
more about probiotics
and gut health.

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through your natural health practitioner—right across Canada!

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Gut Health Support Group

Whether you’re looking to improve your gut health and digestion or want to connect with others in a similar boat, CanPrev Community’s Gut Health Support Group can help.

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Plant the seeds of
good gut health.

Imagine waking up feeling well-rested, having an easy, painless bowel movement, clear, glowing skin, and a strong immune response. A healthy gut can make this possible.

Curious to dive deeper?

What is the gut microbiome?

There’s an unseen world of tiny beings around you called microbes. These microbes can be found in many places, from the air we breathe to every surface of our body, and even inside our intestines. In fact, there are trillions of these microbes living within us! Collectively, they form our gut microbiome. From birth, the strains in our microbiome are shaped by countless factors like food, habits and environment.

It’s involved in…

Your gut health has such a vast impact on your overall health. That’s because it’s deeply interconnected with major systems like the brain, nervous system, as well as the immune system. Microbes have the ability to facilitate strong communication throughout our body to keep things running efficiently via the gut-brain axis, gut-immune connection and more.

Breaking down
food for energy

Producing
vitamins

Protecting us from
harmful pathogens

Reinforcing
our immunity

Supporting brain and
cognitive function

Signs of an
imbalanced microbiome.

Now that you have an idea of the role your gut microbiome plays in your wellbeing, you may be wondering what happens when things are not functioning optimally. An imbalanced gut microbiome can lead to conditions like:

So, what are
probiotics?

Probiotics are live strains of beneficial bacteria that help support the body in many ways. While Bifidobacteria make up the majority of the good bacteria in your gut, Lactobacillus bacteria are usually found in the digestive, urinary, and genital systems. Varieties of both bacteria are commonly found in probiotic supplements.

Bifidobacteria are known to:

  • ✔Limit the growth of harmful bacteria in the intestine
  • ✔Support immune system function
  • ✔Help break down lactose into nutrients

Lactobacillus are known to:

  • ✔Produce lactase to break down lactose
  • ✔Produce lactic acid to help control the number of bad bacteria in the gut
  • ✔Help increase the body’s absorption of minerals

Want to learn more
about microbiome?

We wrote an entire primer on it.

Dealing with bloating, digestive issues, and brain fog?

Transform your digestive health with our 21-Day Gut Reset Challenge, designed by naturopathic doctors and holistic nutritionists. This FREE self-paced course will help you address these pesky symptoms and give you tips, tools, recipes, and resources to help nurture digestive balance and reclaim a healthy gut.

Want to learn more?

Check out our latest blog posts to learn more about probiotics and gut health.

Left Arrow Right Arrow

Available online at:

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You can also find CanPrev products in health food retailers or through your natural health practitioner—right across Canada!

FIND A STORE

Join CanPrev Community’s
Gut Health Support Group

Whether you’re looking to improve your gut health and digestion or want to connect with others in a similar boat, CanPrev Community’s Gut Health Support Group can help.

Get in touch.

Plant the 
seeds of good gut health.

Imagine waking up feeling 
well-rested, having an easy, painless bowel movement, clear, glowing skin, and a strong immune response. A healthy gut can make this possible.

Curious to dive deeper?

Download our free primer

What is the gut microbiome?

There’s an unseen world of tiny beings around you called microbes. These microbes can be found in many places, from the air we breathe to every surface of our body, and even inside our intestines. In fact, there are trillions of these microbes living within us! Collectively, they form our gut microbiome. From birth, the strains in our microbiome are shaped by countless factors like food, habits and environment.

It’s involved in…

Your gut health has such a vast impact on your overall health. That’s because it’s deeply interconnected with major systems like the brain, nervous system, as well as the immune system. Microbes have the ability to facilitate strong communication throughout our body to keep things running efficiently via the gut-brain axis, gut-immune connection and more.

Breaking down
food for energy

Producing
vitamins

Protecting us from
harmful pathogens

Reinforcing
our immunity

Supporting brain and
cognitive function

Signs of an
imbalanced microbiome.

Now that you have an idea of the role your gut microbiome plays in your wellbeing, you may be wondering what happens when things are not functioning optimally. An imbalanced gut microbiome can lead to conditions like:

So, what are
probiotics?

Probiotics are live strains of beneficial bacteria that help support the body in many ways. While Bifidobacteria make up the majority of the good bacteria in your gut, Lactobacillus bacteria are usually found in the digestive, urinary, and genital systems. Varieties of both bacteria are commonly found in probiotic supplements.

Bifidobacteria are known to:

  • ✔
    Limit the growth of harmful bacteria in the intestine
  • ✔
    Support immune system function
  • ✔
    Help break down lactose into nutrients

Lactobacillus are known to:

  • ✔
    Produce lactase to break down lactose
  • ✔
    Produce lactic acid to help control the
    number of bad bacteria in the gut
  • ✔
    Help increase the body’s absorption of
    minerals

Want to learn more about
the microbiome?

We wrote an entire primer on it.

Dealing with bloating,
digestive issues, and brain fog?

Transform your digestive health with our 21-Day Gut Reset Challenge, designed by naturopathic doctors and holistic nutritionists. This FREE self-paced course will help you address these pesky symptoms and give you tips, tools, recipes, and resources to help nurture digestive balance and reclaim a healthy gut.

Want to
learn more?

Check out our latest
blog posts to learn
more about probiotics
and gut health.

Left Arrow Right Arrow

Available online at:

Logo 1 Logo 2 Logo 3 Logo 4 Logo 5 Logo 1 Logo 2 Logo 3 Logo 4 Logo 5

You can also find CanPrev products in health food retailers or
through your natural health practitioner—right across Canada!

FIND A STORE

Join CanPrev Community’s
Gut Health Support Group

Whether you’re looking to improve your gut health and digestion or want to connect with others in a similar boat, CanPrev Community’s Gut Health Support Group can help.

Get in touch.

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