Prescript-Assist Light -28 strains Soil microflora Probiotic and Prebiotic for Children and Adults

28-Strains

1. P-A contains a 28-strains broad spectrum of beneficial microbiota known to represent the actual diversity of the gastrointestinal tract.

2. Evolving from its original formula and supported by published peer-reviewed clinical trials, Prescript Assist has reached a new plateau, standing above any competing formula.

Shelf Stable

P-A is shelf-stable, from temperatures below 0°F to 98°F due to the organisms selected which protect themselves by a ‘seed-like’ structure, which remain preserved at a remarkable 95% culture rate even after two years from the date of manufacture under non-controlled environmental conditions.

310 MG per Capsule For Adults and Children

PA-Light is the same formula as the previous formula without Pea Protein but different MG. (Half)

Prebiotic Enhanced

P-A is prebiotic-enhanced with Leonardite, a mix of humic and fulvic acids, which provides a ‘viable food source’ for microbiota to thrive and proliferate in an otherwise hostile, or barren environment.

Probiotics and their significant issues

Strain Congruity:

1. Most probiotics feature only a few strains of beneficial Lacto and Bifido-based bacteria.

2. It is estimated that 500 to 1,000 species of bacteria live in the human gut, but belong to just a few dominating Phyla: Firmicutes and Bacteriodetes. • It is estimated that 500 to 1,000 species of bacteria live in the human gut, but belong to just a few dominating Phyla: Firmicutes and Bacteriodetes.

3. The majority of probiotics on the market are lactic-acid-based and are compromised by manufacturing processes which expose them to temperature and light changes.

4. Unfortunately, these probiotic strains don’t have successful survivability in the presence of stomach acids.

5. Most ‘branded’ probiotic supplements suffer from a lack of clinical research to validate claimed effectiveness.

How can I be sure that I am getting a quality product?

1. We are manufacturing in the facility that has certified and recognition of NSF, and an FDA registered the facility and cGMP.

2. Our products are safe and manufactured in a clean environment.

3. We test all of our finished product prior, during and after with Certification of Analysis and quality control to deliver a quality product to consumers.

4. The bottles, cotton, and desiccant are all pharmaceutical grade.

5. FDA requires all manufacturers to do the complete micro dusting and allergen test on the machine before making any new product to eliminate contamination of an allergen as well.

6. Safer Medical of Montana is committed to our customers, their overall health and well-being. We are proud to offer Prescript Assist and stand behind it.

7. We believe Prescript Assist is the best it has ever been, and we continue to strive to improve efficacy as technology advances.

8. Safer Medical of Montana is dedicated to providing you with the best on the market.

We follow FDA requirements

1. All raw materials are third-party tested with an attached CoA (certificate of analysis).

2. The labels and necessary documents for production protocols are examined by an FDA compliance specialist and follow current FDA requirements and guidelines to ensure compliance with the FDA.

Your Health and Your GI Track

1. Our Gastro-Intestinal Tract – the seat of health – is where our microbiota breakdown foods, manufacture, assimilate nutrients and help detoxify.

2. All of these processes are essential and integrated. One does not function well without the other.

3. Partial or incomplete functioning of any of these processes may lead to acute GI distress, which includes:

Understanding Gastrointestinal Distress

1. Abdominal pain: bloating, indigestion and nausea.

2. Bowel pattern irregularities, from diarrhea to constipation.

3. Fatigue and weakness.

4. Feelings of depression and malaise.

5. Flatulence and halitosis.

6. GI distress limits the kinds of foods you enjoy and may cause you to feel uncomfortable in social settings.

7. Chronic conditions of depression, fatigue and loss of energy will adversely affect your quality of life.

8. Today, informed healthcare practitioners recommend probiotic supplementation to help alleviate GI discomfort. Arguably, the best probiotic contains live, beneficial microorganisms.

The fluid dynamics of our relationship to microorganisms:

The fluid dynamics of our relationship to microorganisms:

The long-held hypotheses that “bacteria

are bad” and “sanitation is the norm” has been completely discredited as the scientific community publishes one paper after another confirming that only a few bacterial species found on and within the human body present with any pathogenesis.

While the vast majority are beneficial and that their genes are so intertwined with ours that we are, functionally speaking,

one massive combination of microorganisms and human cells. Hence, the emergence of the National Institutes of Health “Human Microbiome Project”

(est. 2008):

genome.gov/27549144/2012-release-nih-human-microbiome-project-defines-normal-bacterial-makeup-of-the-body

Our need for microorganisms:

Science is in a state of flux as to a definitive ratio of microorganisms to the human cells, which are presently estimated at 1.3 to 1.

However, not in question is the critical importance of these microbes, each having its own set of genes which impact not only “how” but “how well” the body functions.

1. Replenishes Beneficial Microflora*

2. Reinforces a Strong Immune System*

3. Promotes Gastrointestinal Health*

Example:

Certain gut microbes and their genes break down otherwise non-digestible proteins, dietary fibers and carbohydrates.

Pivotal in producing and regulating amino acids, they also break down toxic chemicals while manufacturing vitamins to influence immune function and digestion.

The relationship is inexorably intertwined: one cannot function without the other.

Arguably, our microorganisms and human cells coexist as one super-organism.

Not widely publicized is the fact that the majority of prescription and non-prescription medications have adverse effects on the gut’s beneficial microbiota, resulting in digestive, assimilative, and elimination issues.

The best way to ensure continued GI health is to periodically repopulate the gut with beneficial bacteria.