Bacillus coagulans is a spore-forming bacterial strain. This means the bacteria are able to create a protective spore. This feature makes the strain resistant to heat and acidic conditions, such as in food or during passage through the stomach.

CFU stands for colony forming units. This is a measure of the number of viable bacteria per capsule. In this product, there are 8 billion per serving, guaranteed until the end of the shelf life.

Arabinogalactan is a plant fiber naturally found in, among others, larch trees. It is often added to supplements to support the formula.

Spore-forming bacteria can surround themselves with a protective layer (spore), which keeps them stable under various conditions such as heat or acidity. This makes them suitable for use in supplements that are stored outside of the refrigerator.

Taking on an empty stomach – for example before breakfast or before going to bed – is intended to avoid contact with food, so that the capsule works optimally.