bottle of microbz sleep living liquid probiotic to support sleep, rest and restore

15 strains of microbes used in our liquid robiotics

its a living liquid, its diverse, its blended, its fermented, its natural, its clean, its anti-oxidant rich, its probiotics for sleep

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For restful sleep & calm nervous system

Sleep

Sleep is essential for recovery, renewal and rebalance.

Our probiotics for sleep will help support your sleep with this multi strain culture containing billions of living microbes with oat straw and valerian to help your body to rest and restore.

designed to support the body to drift off to a restful sleep
15 strains of living microbes
fermented with 13 herbs and minerals including valerian and oat straw known for encouraging sleep
sugar free
dairy free
gluten free

475ml

Qty: 1 Bottle

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Key benefits

• brewed with 13 herbs including valerian and oat straw to calm the nervous system and promote sleep
• fermented with 15 strains of microbes
• brewed to 3.2ph to survive stomach acid
• gluten, GM, wheat, dairy and sugar free
• vegan and vegetarian approved
• eco-packaging: the bottle is made from 100% recycled plastic and the bottle and the lid are recyclable

The effects are not guaranteed and results may vary

How to use

Adults: 15ml (tbsp) daily
Child: 5-15ml daily
Preferably before food
Flakes and sediment are a sign of quality

We recommend taking for at least 3 months.

Ingredients

Purified water.

Beneficial microbes: bacillus subtilis, bifidobacterium bifidum, bifidobacterium breve, bifidobacterium infantis, bifidobacterium longum, lactobacillus acidophilus, lactobacillus bulgaricus, lactobacillus casei, lactobacillus fermentum, lactobacillus plantarum, lactobacillus rhamnosus, lactococcus lactis, saccharomyces boulardii, saccharomyces cerevisiae and streptococcus thermophilus; and organic malt (barley) used up.

Herbs & minerals:

bacopa, chamomile, ginger, hops, jujuba, lavender, linden blossom, moringa, oat straw, passionflower, rosehip, siberian ginseng and valerian. Apple cider vinegar, sea water concentrate. For allergens, see ingredients in PINK.

Sleep

£24.95

3 steps to take your microbes

step 1

Take a 15ml tablespoon of Sleep every morning before you have breakfast

a droplet shape with all 15 strains of probiotics for your gut health, cleaning, pets and garden

step 2

Delivers billions of living bacteria to your gut. Brewed to 3.2ph to survive stomach acid

step 3

Say goodbye to gut discomfort and hello to a healthier you with Microbz.

Cosy image of feet with a cup of chamomile tea on the bed

How is your sleep connected to your gut health?

Research is beginning to show a direct correlation between gut health and circadian rhythms, which are our natural cycles relating to sleep.

We are just beginning to understand that the microbes within our gut have their own microbial circadian rhythms. We know that poor sleep and disrupted circadian rhythms can lead to poor health and increases in obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer.

We are now beginning to discover that the microbes in our intestines are being affected by and are affecting those very rhythms.

So everything that you do for your gut health - including taking a high-quality liquid probiotic - could also support good quality sleep and restoration.

Best probiotics for your gut health

Why microbz?

Because our probiotic is diverse.

Diversity is key to your gut health. Our probiotics have 15 strains making it a broad spectrum probiotic, with billions of beneficial microbes in every shot.

Streptococcus thermophilus

Saccharomyces cervisiae

Saccharomyces boulardii

Lactobacillus rhamnosus

Lactobacillus plantarum

Lactobacillus lactis

Lactobacillus fermentum

Lactobacillus casei

Lactobacillus bulgaricus

Lactobacillus acidophilus

Bifidobacterium longum

Bifidobacterium infantis

Bifidobacterium breve

Bifidobacterium bifidum

Bacillus subtilis

15 minerals and herbal ingredients

Oats

description

An annually cultivated plant growing up to 1.2m (4ft). Generally the stems are erect and the root system is fibrous. The spikelets contain three flowers, which in turn produce two seeds.

herbal benefits

Anti-depressant, nervine tonic, tonic and cardiotonic.

Jujuba

description

A spiny deciduous tree growing to approximately 8m (25ft) in height. The leaves are oblong and bluntly toothed, 2-6cm in length. Clusters of small greenish-yellow, 5 petalled flowers appear in spring. The fruit is a fleshy ovoid drupe or stone fruit, 1.5-2.5cm long, which is harvested when ripe – turning a dark reddish brown in early autumn. The fruit is very sour and contains a globular pit, the kernel (which is that part used in medicine); the fruits and skins are also said to have tonic and stomachic properties.

herbal benefits

Sedative, hypertensive, hypnotic and anti-hidrotic.

Passion Flower

descriptions

The Passion flower is a sturdy, herbaceous rooted, woody-stemmed climbing perennial vine that grows in length to 10m (35ft). The three-lobed leaves are alternate, petiolate, and finely toothed. The yellow flowers are tinged with purple and a sweet fragrance. Each flower has five petals varying in colour from white to pale red. The ripe fruit is orange in colour and multi-seeded.

benefits

Anodyne, hypnotic and sedative.

Valerian

description

A perennial herbaceous plant that grows to approximately 1m (3ft) in height. The stems are hollow and hairy at the base and branch out towards the top. Dark green leaves grow in four to eight pairs on each stem (simple, pinnately lobbed and opposite with hairy leaf veins on the under side). The flowers are white, lavender or pink with three stamen. The fruit is one seeded with rhizomes (ovid, cylindrical and light grey/brown in colour and smell like dirty socks when dried), roots (when fresh taste sweet, spicy and bitter) and with occasional stolons. These are gnarled and light grey/brown in colour. The rootlets have hollow centres.

benefits

Sedative, hypnotic, anti-spasmodic (muscles), hypotensive, carminative and nervine tonic.

FAQ for Sleep

How could microbes help me get more sleep?

Research suggests that taking a probiotic supplement may improve sleep quality by positively influencing the gut microbiome, which can help reduce inflammation, balance hormones, and enhance the production of sleep-promoting neurotransmitters, ultimately leading to better sleep and overall well-being.

How do I store microbz liquid probiotic?

For the microbes to perform at their best it should be consumed while at room temperature. For that reason, we recommend not storing it in the refrigerator; keep it in a temperate environment out of direct sunlight.

What's the shelf life?

See the sell by date on the lid of the bottle.

Why choose this probiotic?

It is a living liquid food supplement containing 15 different strains of friendly bacteria which are known to support and protect the gut. When bacteria are consumed in a liquid, they get delivered straight to the lower intestine. Unlike freeze dried capsules it is already at the right Ph level enabling the bacteria to survive the acidic environment of the stomach, ensuring that most of these friendly microbes reach the lower intestine alive and ready to work.

Ask our nutritionist

I have been a complementary therapist for 30 years trained in holistic, multi-disciplinary approaches of health and wellbeing for all ages. From the start, nutrition and working with nature has been my foundation and 13 years ago I discovered the wonderful world of our microbiome and beneficial microbes which brings it all together and connects us to everything and which I am passionate about.

Sleep

3 steps to take your microbes

step 1

step 2

step 3

How is your sleep connected to your gut health?

Best probiotics for your gut health

Why microbz?

15 minerals and herbal ingredients

Oats

description

herbal benefits

Jujuba

description

herbal benefits

Passion Flower

descriptions

benefits

Valerian

description

benefits

FAQ for Sleep

Ask our nutritionist

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