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Prebiotics serve as the nourishment for beneficial bacteria, or probiotics, within our bodies. These probiotics are not only found in the gut but also in the mouth and on the skin, each requiring specific types of prebiotics. Over the past 50 years, increased personal hygiene practices have disrupted the balance of probiotics in the mouth and on the skin, contributing primarily to the rise in allergies and autoimmune conditions. By adopting moderate oral and skin hygiene practices and regularly feeding these probiotics with the right prebiotics, we can help combat the allergy epidemic. AllerPops products are designed to provide the necessary prebiotics to support oral and skin probiotics effectively and benefit nasal/sinus, skin, and joints.
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Our bodies contain many types of bacteria, including “good” bacteria called probiotics. These probiotics safeguard our immune system from misfiring at the wrong time. However, our very clean modern lifestyles may reduce these helpful bacteria, leading to what experts call “probiotic deficiency syndrome.” This shortage of good bacteria has been linked to allergies, food sensitivities, and autoimmune diseases.
Rates of these conditions have risen over time, leading some researchers to believe our ultra-clean lifestyles play a role. Our research shows that having too few probiotics that produce substances called short-chain fatty acids is key. These good bacteria keep the immune system from overreacting to things that can cause allergies or other immune reactions.
Bringing probiotic levels back up could prevent or improve allergic and autoimmune conditions. Here’s a simple explanation:
– Probiotics are good bacteria that make substances to balance the immune system.
– Probiotic Deficiency Syndrome: Not having enough probiotics leads to an overactive immune system and conditions like allergies or autoimmune diseases.
– Prebiotics are the food for Probiotics that can only produce the beneficial substance when growing with sufficient nutrition.
Probiotic deficiencies occur in different body areas: the mouth (leading to common allergies), skin (leading to skin and joint inflammation), and gut (leading to gut inflammation). Each area needs certain good bacteria—if they are lacking, local or body-wide problems can occur.
Depending on the deficiency, symptoms range from hay fever and food allergies to asthma and autoimmune diseases. Diagnosis can be complex, but possible signs include eye irritation, runny nose, sneezing, fever, and muscle aches.
Treatment involves supporting the regrowth of good bacteria through supplements and avoiding too much cleaning/sterilizing, especially in the mouth. A high-fiber diet also helps probiotics repopulate after infection or antibiotics.
Prevention through diet, supplements if needed, and not over-sterilizing is critical to maintaining the delicate bacterial balance in the body – especially after events that can throw it off.Our company is dedicated to enhancing wellness through innovative probiotic support. Our flagship products, AllerPops lozenges, and AllerPaste toothpaste, are expertly crafted to nourish oral probiotics with specially formulated prebiotic nutrients. In our commitment to natural health, we’re excited to announce the recently launched AllerKream skin prebiotic supplement, a groundbreaking product designed to care for skin probiotics. While you can source fiber-rich foods and supplements from various providers to support your gut probiotics, our focus remains on offering targeted, high-quality solutions for overall probiotic health.
Nevertheless, it’s important to note that this information should not be considered a replacement for professional guidance. It’s always advisable to seek advice from a healthcare professional regarding health-related concerns.
