Prebiotics

Prebiotics

What Prebiotics Are and Why They Matter

Prebiotics are specific types of fiber that feed the beneficial bacteria already living in your gut. Rather than acting on the body directly, they work by nourishing the microbes that support digestion, immune function, and overall gut balance.

A well-fed gut microbiome helps support regular digestion, nutrient absorption, and healthy immune signaling — all of which start in the digestive tract.

Where Prebiotics Come From

Prebiotics are naturally found in certain plant fibers that the human body can’t fully digest on its own. In supplements, these fibers are typically sourced from plants and gently processed to preserve their ability to support beneficial gut bacteria.

Because prebiotics are food for microbes, they pass through digestion largely intact until they reach the gut, where beneficial bacteria can use them.

How Prebiotics Work in the Body

Prebiotics work by serving as fuel for beneficial gut bacteria. When these bacteria are nourished, they can grow and produce helpful compounds that support digestion and immune balance.

By supporting a healthy gut environment, prebiotics help:

• Encourage the growth of beneficial bacteria
• Support digestive comfort and regularity
• Help maintain balanced immune signaling

Instead of adding bacteria to the system, prebiotics help strengthen what’s already there.

Why We Use Prebiotics

We use prebiotics to support the foundation of gut and immune health by nourishing beneficial gut bacteria. A healthy gut environment plays a key role in how the immune system responds to everyday challenges.

Where You’ll Find Prebiotics

Prebiotics are featured in:

• Clinical Immunity Daily Boost
• Clinical Immunity Quick-Start

In these formulas, prebiotics are paired with complementary immune-supporting ingredients to help support immune readiness and resilience.

Safety & Considerations

Prebiotics are generally well tolerated. Some people may notice mild gas or bloating when first starting, which often improves as the gut adjusts. Those with digestive sensitivities should consider starting with a lower amount and consult a healthcare professional if needed.

ALTERNATE FORMS

Larch Arabinogalactan

A prebiotic fiber from the larch tree that helps support immune cells and how they communicate. This matters because clear immune signaling helps your body respond more efficiently when it encounters everyday immune challenges.