Transmission of bacteria from mother to newborn contributes to the developing microbiome of the infant. Emerging evidence suggests that this influence may begin in utero supporting the function and development of the infant’s gut, immune system, and more. The composition of the maternal microbiome contributes to obstetric outcomes with long-term health impacts for mother and child. Estrogen and progesterone also impact gut function, specifically during the prenatal period. 

Nouri’s Prenatal Health contains vitamin B6. Studies show that taking vitamin B6 for morning sickness improves nausea for many pregnant women. 

You can take Nouri at any time in the day. We recommend that you take Nouri as part of your daily routine at a time that is easiest to remember.

• P.acidilactici KABP™-021
• L.plantarum KABP™-022
• L.plantarum KABP™-023
• B.animalis ssp lactis BLC-1
• Vitamin B6
• Plant-based omega oil

Yes! All Nouri products are formulated to be stackable. Nouri uses precision probiotics, meaning different Nouri products rely on different probiotic strains to be efficacious. It is safe to take multiple products each day to get the specific benefits you are looking for. Check out our bundles page to find your ideal combination. Plus, when you buy a bundle, you can unlock cost savings and free shipping.

Nouri is the only product on the market to deliver double the dose of good bacteria, when compared to a standard capsule. Our probiotic and plant-based omega oil helps your body receive concentrated benefits with just one daily effort by you. Targeted probiotics give your body the daily support it needs for digestive and immune health and plant-based omega fatty acids support your body and brain. *

Nouri’s capsule is a standard size capsule. One capsule is a full daily dose.

Nouri products do not require refrigeration. Just store your product out of heat, humidity, and in a cool place (under 77° F is best).

All Nouri Probiotic Capsules are vegan, gluten-free and soy-free.

The gut microbiome is an ecosystem of bacteria living in and on your body. The 100 trillion bacteria that make up the gut microbiome are essential to human health and immunity. 

Optimum gut microbiota diversity is a novel and important clinical target for health promotion and disease prevention. Probiotics may potentially help. It is also important to remember that fiber is the “food” for your probiotic bacteria. Consuming a diversity of different fiber-rich foods is critical to create and maintain a healthy microbiome" Source link: https://internationalprobiotics.org/diversity-matters-in-microbiota/