Mainstream media often question the use and quality of multivitamins, citing concerns over their composition, purity, and ingredient absorption. While these are important concerns, the need for supplementation and quality of the products on the market are separate issues.
Here we provide insights based on our nearly three decades of scientific research conducted at the Dr. Rath Research Institute in California. Our investigations into the role of natural compounds in various health-related areas have resulted in over 200 scientific publications.
Proteins play an essential role in many bodily functions including building organs, supporting the immune system, producing hormones, and promoting recovery and repairing tissues.
The human body contains around 38 trillion bacteria, which is roughly equal to the number of human cells in the body. This means that we are essentially outnumbered by our own bacteria! Most bacteria reside in the gut and are helpful to support digestion, but healthy bacteria also benefit our lungs, heart, and even the brain. Unhealthy lifestyles, pharmaceutical drugs, environmental toxins, and even stress have negative impacts on our bacterial flora; therefore, probiotic supplementation can be beneficial to maintaining a balance of healthy bacteria.
