Hello everyone, welcome back to the podcast. I'm your host, Evan Brand. I'm a certified functional medicine practitioner and a functional nutritional therapy practitioner. We're going to dive in a day, talk about natural herbal support to reduce inflammation. These are things that I use personally. These are things that I use clinically. I think you'll get a lot out of this. In the meantime, if you need help clinically, reach out at my website, Evanbrand.com. You can schedule a 15-minute free call with my staff. Megan, I have her on

staff. She's amazing, wonderful woman, very intelligent, and she has all the same functional

medicine training as I do. And I've trained her on all my protocols. You can schedule with her

for 15 minutes, talk with her about your symptoms, your goals, what's going on, what are your concerns. And then we'll see if we can help. If so,

we'll put you on the calendar and we can talk with you around the world, send labs to your home,

you get those back to the lab, and then we jump on a call. You can consult with her. She's

worked with hundreds of clients a year or you can work with me as well.

So we have a great system running. We run this thing streamlined and it's a very, very efficient

way to get people better. And you could check out my website, aura roots.com, a ura roots.com.

I've got a new probiotic. ProBa, what was I saying?

ProbiO50.

This is a new 50 billion probiotic.

This is one that I've reviewed with Dr. Tanya Dempsey back on the podcast last year.

She's a medical doc who's an expert in mass cell and histamine issues. And because of the 17.8 billion of the bifidopacteria in

this formula she considered this one an antihistamine formula i know there's a couple others

from some of my friends on the market some kind of antihistamine probiotics this one is better

we use professional manufacturers we were able to combine 10 strains of therapeutically

significant doses. But a couple other cool things is we've got a state-of-the-art moisture,

oxygen, and light-resistant package. And that way it'll extend the shelf life and you do not

need to refrigerate this. But the most important part, and this is where most probiotics fail,

is we have a delayed release technology.

And this is going to help the bacteria survive your stomach acid, and it will properly time the release of the probiotics into your lower GI tract.

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