Target Gb-X 5 Billion 30 Sachet(s)
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Description
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A targeted probiotic blend clinically demonstrated to support mood†
Probiotics and the gut brain axis
The gut brain axis refers to the bidirectional communication network between the central and autonomic nervous systems and the intestines. Gut-brain communications are mediated by the immune system, endocrine connections such as the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, and neural pathways involving the enteric nervous system. The gut microbiota is now known to play a pivotal role in gut brain communications. It is a complex interaction whereas the microbiota engages locally with intestinal cells as well as communicating directly with the central nervous system through neuroendocrine, immune, and metabolic pathways.1 Research into gut brain mechanisms is rapidly expanding our understanding and serves to inform the development of targeted probiotic formulations.
Target gb-X
- Powered by Ecologic BARRIER, a 5B CFU blend of 9 probiotic strains
- Protected by PROBIOACT® Technology for optimal efficacy and shelf-stability
- Hypoallergenic,* non-GMO, single-serving sachets
Clinical findings
Target gb-X with Ecologic BARRIER was specifically designed to influence the gut brain axis through defined mechanisms including strengthening of the gut barrier function, modulation of cytokines and inflammatory response, production of potentially neuroprotective metabolite, and HPA regulation. Preclinical research emphasized a pronounced shift away from macrophage-produced cytokines to T-lymphocyte-produced cytokines, a reduction in circulating lipopolysaccharide endotoxins, and a marked reduction in transcription of hippocampal genes related to HPA regulation.2 Moreover, clinical findings have demonstrated that supplementation with Ecologic BARRIER is correlated with decreased overall cognitive reactivity to sad mood primarily through diminished rumination and reduction in aggressive thoughts, which are established vulnerability markers for more significant mood alterations.3