Zenflore by PrecisionBiotics – Daily Food Supplement - Unique 1714-Serenitas Live Bacterial Culture Plus Vitamins B6 and B12 - Helps Reduce Fatigue and Supports Mental Performance - 30 Capsules

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Three years ago a team of researchers at University College Cork found that people who took a probiotic containing a strain of healthy gut bacteria for four weeks performed better in stress tests than those who took a placebo. The group taking the daily probiotic found in the Zenflore probiotic pill – also reported less anxiety and lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol in their saliva than those on placebo.

Six months ago, having run out of options Louise turned to Google and began searching for a natural supplement for sleep that would work without any side effects. Louise was in desperate need of a remedy and took to the internet for solutions Take one capsule every day with or without food, at any time of the day. It is recommended that you take your capsule with water or your preferred milk, avoiding acidic fruit juices which can damage the 1714-SerenitasⓇ culture. Leading scientists at PrecisionBiotics® have made an outstanding find with the discovery of the 1 714-Serenitas® bacteria. This strain belongs to a species of bifidobacteria that can be passed from mother to baby at birth and, along with a host of specially-selected B vitamins, combats fatigue and promotes psychological well-being. It acts by becoming part of the gut microbiota that is involved in the gut-brain axis, the two-way communication between the brain and the gut.ZenfloreⓇ has been specifically formulated by PrecisionBioticsⓇ to provide natural support during busy and challenging times. ZenfloreⓇ begins to act immediately and within the first two weeks will help to reset your system. Take for a minimum of 4 weeks to fully see the benefits and then continue usage daily. You may experience some mild changes in the gut during the first 4 weeks of using ZenfloreⓇ, these are temporary and completely normal Difference in neural activity change during the Cyberball game comparing B. longum 1714™ vs placebo. ( a) Theta band showed an increased power in a cluster, consisting of the right inferior frontal cortex (IFC) and the bilateral middle frontal cortex (MFC) and superior frontal cortex (SFC), the left anterior cingulate cortex (ACC), the bilateral middle cingulate cortex (MCC), and the right supramarginal gyrus (SMG), comparing B. longum 1714 group and the placebo group in both conditions ( P = 0.03). ( b) Alpha band power also showed an increased power in cluster, including regions of the right IFC, the bilateral MFC and SFC, the bilateral ACC and MCC, and the right SMG, comparing B. longum 1714™ group and the placebo group in both conditions ( P = 0.04). No main effects of condition or interaction of intervention and condition were observed. B. longum 1714™–induced change in neural activity in social stress correlated with changes in distress levels

There seems to be a month for just about everything, but did you know that April is stress awareness month? And with it being the school holidays, I definitely know that it has been a little bit more stressful for me. Less busy for sure, but a little more stress than normal with children arguing and so on. Plus, working from home in the school holidays has meant a lot of late nights and then early mornings getting things done, so that I can be with the children in the day.

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We’ve long known of a connection between the stomach and the brain. ‘Butterflies’ in the stomach and ‘gut-wrenching’ feelings are clear examples of this phenomenon. Information is sent instantly from the gut to the brain via the nervous and immune systems, and through hormones (the endocrine system). Indeed, a consumer survey of Zenflore – a daily probiotic that has been shown in peer-reviewed medical research to help cope with everyday stress – users found that of those taking it, one in four had seen an improvement in their sleep, most of them after 2-4 weeks of use. Could your gut bacteria be affecting your sleep? Sleeping pills worked, but they made me drowsy the day after and I certainly wouldn’t take them while I was pregnant or as a new mum as Clara often needs me during the night,’ says Louise, who runs the successful lifestyle blog louiseloveslondon.com. Generally, it takes around two months for the average gut to recover from one course of antibiotics and you can improve this recovery time with a gut-friendly diet of probiotics (the healthy bacteria) and prebiotics (which feed the healthy bacteria and help it grow).

The primary endpoint was change in brain activity. Based on previously published data ( 7), we estimated that—with a power of 0.95 for a 2 × 2 repeated measure ANOVA—a minimum sample size of 28 was required to demonstrate an effect size f = 0.23 at α = 0.05 in a parallel-group designed study (see Information 4, Supplementary Digital Content 1, http://links.lww.com/AJG/A163 for more detail). Data analysis: MEG Life in the Shilton household has been rather chaotic of late; building work inside and outside of our home, busy weekends with days out and family time mixed in with work commitments as well as the general running of the household and ensuring the boys are looked after and cared for. It doesn’t leave much time left for me. Thankfully I’ve been trialling a new probiotic called Zenflore, which is a completely natural supplement, that helps to reduce the stress hormone cortisol, and to my surprise, it has really worked. What is Zenflore? Firstly, your gut is responsible for the production of neurotransmitters that affect mood and regulate sleep such as dopamine, gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) – a key sleep modulator – and serotonin. ‘In fact, 90 per cent of the serotonin in the body is produced by the gut,’ says Dr Thomas.It was a struggle and I think the worst bout of insomnia I have ever had – for me sleep is directly link to how much stress I am under. Eating fermented foods including yoghurt, sauerkraut, kimchi (a Koren fermented vegetable) and Kefir (fermented milk drink native to Eastern Europe) contain fibre along with cultures making them super-healthy choices. Meanwhile, a diet high in fibrous vegetables will feed the healthy probiotic bacteria in your gut and help it grow. Stress is common to all of us at some point, especially in the current climate of the pandemic and all the uncertainty that brings. Recognising the first signs of stress is vital to being able to combat it effectively. Signs of stress Zenflore® has been developed by leading scientists and doctors, including gastroenterologists. Clinical research has shown that the 1714-Serenitas® culture was associated with a beneficial increase in activity in the parts of the brain that handle emotion. The B vitamins also contained in Zenflore® , include niacin, thiamine, vitamins B6 and B12, support normal psychological function and reduce fatigue.