Reddit reviews Vibranelle (Formerly Nutrivee) Advanced Prebiotic - Supports Beneficial Bacteria - Works Within Hours - 60 ct. (New)
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MAGNIFIES THE BENEFITS OF PROBIOTICS by supporting excellent growth of a broad spectrum of beneficial bacteria; demonstrated to support an increased rate of growth of helpful bacteria in the colon of up to 100 times; and as much as 10-fold growth in the small intestine.WON’T CAUSE GAS OR BLOATING because our advanced prebiotic formula is not fiber or starch-based unlike most formulas; is also 100% vegetarian, gluten-free and GMO-freeEFFECTIVE AT SMALLER DOSES so you can swallow less pills and get the same results you’d get with other prebiotic supplementsTAKES EFFECT WITHIN HOURS, not days or even weeks like many other prebiotics supplementsWORKS IN ALL REGIONS OF THE GUT, not just the large intestine, to provide comprehensive support for probiotic bacterial growth
My own experience with phages:
> Re "Floraphage" sold as a prebiotic:
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> Interesting... I didn't expect this to do anything for some reason, but I bought it anyway since I was out of things to try and it seems quite effective for my IBS-D, CFS, and soil-bacteria issues.
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> Edit: hmm not sure about this actually. Effects either wore off fast, or were due to something else, or require an accompanying probiotic. Currently taking it with prephage. Will update.
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> Edit2: Seems to only work as a combo with another probiotic. Prephage + floraphage + b.coagulans ProDura is helping a lot. Prephage might be the biggest help.
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> Edit3: It seems to matter very much which meal & probiotics I take it with. When I take it in the same meal as culturelle & biogaia gastrus it seems to inhibit them, but when taken in a separate meal it does not. Interesting considering the claim is that they do the opposite - boost the effects of probiotics. They probably boost certain kinds/strains only.
>I was hoping that since phages work similar to antibiotics I wouldn't have to keep taking them, but with the kind in these US products it seems you do have to take them indefinitely.
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> I found some other phage products by searching "phage" on Amazon. One is "TetraPhage", and the other is "PreforPro", but they both seem to have the same phages: LH01 - Myoviridae; LL5 - Siphorviridae; T4D - Myoviridae; LL12 - Myoviridae.
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> Prephage also contains the exact same ones: http://help.designsforhealth.com/Product-Questions/Ingredients/45713470/What-type-of-phages-are-in-your-PrePhage-for-Probiophage.htm
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> "PreforPro" in this product seems to be the cheapest: https://www.amazon.com/Prebiotics-PreforPro-Supplement-spore-forming-bacteriophage/dp/B01NAE7J7B - $17 for 60c
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> It also contains: DE111 TM (Bacillus subtilis), Bacillus coagulants, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Bifidobacterium lactis
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> This one has just the phages (TetraPhage): https://www.amazon.com/Nutrivee-Advanced-Prebiotic-Supports-Beneficial/dp/B01CTBDDWY -
but it's more expensive than the above product. $11 for 30cNow $18 for 60c.>
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> This one has "TetraPhage": https://www.amazon.com/Life-Extension-FLORASSIST-Technology-vegetarian/dp/B01MTZ9YR8 $21 for 30c
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> And 15 Billion CFU. Lactobacillus acidophilus La-14; Bifidobacterium lactis Bl-04; L. paracasei Lpc-37; L. rhamnosus Lr-32; B. bifidum/lactis Bb-02; B. longum Bl-05
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> Floraphage is the same stuff as well. From their website: "Floraphage is a blend of bacteriophage species". They don't name the species on their site but I emailed them about it and they confirmed these are the only phages currently allowed for supplement products. All phage products in the US contain the same 4 phages.