Bio-Heal Pro+ 6-in-1 is Designed to Support Healthy Gut, Brain and Immune System Function.

Promote Healthy Gut Bacteria

Restore balance and promote the growth of healthy gut bacteria responsible for healthy digestion, immune support, and healthy detoxification. Bio-Heal contains prebiotics to support the growth of healthy bacteria.

Support Healthy Immune Response

Nearly 80% of all immune system cells are found in the gut. Bio-Heal Pro+  can help to assist your immune system and its ability to fight colds and other infections.

Detox

Revolutionary Bio-Heal Pro+ helps support the flushing out of toxins that may cause inflammation.

Boost Nutrient Absorption

Revolutionary Bio-Heal Pro+ contains digestive enzymes to support the digestion of proteins, fats and complex carbohydrates found in today's processed foods and non organic foods.

Inflammation Fighters

Fight inflammation in your gut caused by excess sugar, high-fructose corn syrup and processed foods. Combat gas, constipation and other harmful effects of processed foods.

100% Safe and Natural

Dairy Free, Gluten Free, Sugar Free, Wheat Free, Filler Free and No Artificial Ingredients or Preservatives.

Plus, Quality and Safety is Assured

Bio-Heal Pro+ is Manufactured in the USA in an FDA registered facility. Tested by 3rd party lab for quality, safety, purity and strength.

There are three types of people we created Bio-Heal Pro+ for.

1- Children with severe cases of constipation, ASD, bloating, diarrhea, and

ADD/ADHD.

2- Adults who want to rapidly reduce inflammation and accelerate the optimization of their digestive system.

3- Adults and children who struggle to change their diet - but still want to optimize their gut-health and reduce inflammation.

(As much as we advocate for people to cut out as many unhealthy foods from their diets as possible - we also understand how hard it can be. Bio-Heal Pro+ is strong enough to build a healthy gut, despite a less-than-healthy diet)

Bio-Heal Pro+ can be taken by anyone looking to improve gut health, reduce inflammation and boost immunity. Check with your healthcare provider if you have specific questions.

We created Bio-Heal with the help of a product development team consisting of chemists and nutrition experts that have brought hundreds of products to the market. The ingredients all work together to heal the gut, reduce inflammation in the body, improve the immune system, help the body detox, and stimulate the brain.

Bio-Heal Pro+ 6-in-1 Serving Suggestion Guidelines:

Capsules:

Under 100 lbs - 2 capsules daily.

Over 101 lbs - 4 capsules daily.

Capsule size is: 2.16 cm = size 0

Getting started: Take 1/2 of the recommended serving suggestion to start and gradually increase the serving suggestion to the recommended amount over two weeks or as you are comfortable.

This probiotic can be taken on an empty stomach or with food, at any time of day.

We recommend using the product as long as you find it helpful.

The ingredients for Bio-Heal Pro+ 6-in-1 are as follows:

820mcg Vitamin A (as palmitate)

60mcg Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid)

8mg Zinc (as zinc carnosine)

265mg Protease (20,000 HUT)

250mg Deglycyrrhized Licorice Root Extract

250mg Inositol

100mg Citicoline

16.65mg Lipase (250 FIP)

15mg PreforPro

(includes LH01-Myoviridae, LL5 - Siphoviridae, T4D - Myoviridae, LL12 - Myoviridae)

970mg (26 BCFU)

Proprietary Probiotic Blend:

Saccharomyces Boulardii

Lactobacillus Rhamnosus

Bifidobacterium Longum

Bifidobacterium Infantis

Bifidobacterium Animalis subsp. Lactis

Lactobacillus Reuteri

Lactobacillus Plantarum

Bifidobacterium Bifidum

Lactobacillus Acidophilus

Lactobacillus Casei

Bifidobacterium Lactis

Lactococcus Lactis

Bifidobacterium BreveOther ingredients:

Hypromellose (vegatable capsule)

Silica

Bio-Heal Pro+ 6-in-1 Probiotic is:

• Vegan (free from egg, dairy, meat, whey, fish, shellfish, casein, and honey products).
• Free of wheat and gluten.
• Free of sesame.
• Free of peanuts and tree nuts. However, the facility is not a certified nut-free, peanut-free facility as those ingredients may be present in other products that they manufacture.
• Free of corn ingredients (no corn starch, corn syrup, citric acid, additives, or flavorings). Unfortunately, however, corn is not considered one of the "8 major food allergens in the US", and therefore processing facilities are not checked for airborne contamination of corn products and we cannot declare that this probiotic is 100% corn-free.
• Free of peaches, bananas, peas, sunflower, coconut ingredients.

The probiotic has been freeze-dried and pressure sealed. Not until the pressure seal has been opened do we suggest storing it in the fridge for moisture control. We definitely understand that some of our customers live in extreme heat. Our headquarters are in Florida and the shipments we receive for our personal use are not shipped to us on ice and are still effective. Bio-Heal probiotic has a shelf life of 2 years. Leaving the probiotic out for a few days will not materially change the potency of the probiotic if consumed within its shelf life.

Typically, it may take around 4 to 6 weeks for some customers to start noticing subtle changes when using the product. While a few individuals report noticeable differences within a week or two, this is not the standard experience. Within that 4 to 6 week timeframe, you might observe subtle improvements in aspects like bowel movements, immunity, speech, and development. Some customers have even mentioned that after 8 weeks, they suddenly notice more significant positive changes.

It's worth noting that some customers initially perceive no change at all and discontinue the product, only to realize later that there were indeed positive changes that they hadn't initially noticed due to the busyness of life.

A key point to remember is that the healing of the gut and the reduction of inflammation are gradual processes that unfold over time and do not happen overnight. Patience is often essential in this journey toward improved health.

100% YES, Bio-Heal will work for anyone who takes it regularly. Bio-Heal’s formula is designed for all children and adults looking to improve healthy gut function, fight inflammation and boost the immune system.

The recommended serving size is based on weight so you can make sure you are getting the correct amount no matter what age.

Our team of experts and scientists formulate each product with the use of extensive research. We rely on a body of studies to make sure we’re using the best ingredients to support our customers health and well-being.:

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