Bio-Kult has announced two new products for consumers that will offer them an easy way to enhance their health and wellbeing in a natural way. The products include the Bio-Kult Boosted and the Bio-Kult S. Boulardii, which are both positioned as supplements for boosting the immunity of the consumer. Bio-Kult Boosted is reported to contain a staggering eight billion CFUs to make it four-times more concentrated than the original, while the Bio-Kult S. Boulardii contains the live yeast Saccharomyces boulardii CNCM I-3799 along with vitamins D3 and B12.
The new probiotic supplements from the brand are, like the other offerings from the brand, free from gluten, GMOs and maintain a vegetarian profile. The products don't require refrigeration thanks to the cryoprotected nature of the recipe that is achieved during the freeze-drying process.
Immune-Boosting Probiotic Supplements
Bio-Kult Has Unveiled Two New Products
Trend Themes
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Probiotic Supplementation — The trend towards supplementation of probiotics for improved health and immunity across various domains is on the rise
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Concentration Boost — The trend towards developing and marketing concentrated formulations of niche consumer products to increase efficacy and value proposition
Industry Implications
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Pharmaceutical Industry — Opportunity for product development and research towards functional, preventive, and alternative medicines to complement and augment traditional curative interventions that target specific illnesses
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Food and Beverage Industry — Opportunity for food and beverage companies to introduce value-added products like snacks, beverages, and nutritional supplements that contain probiotics and related natural ingredients that boost immunity and promote gut health
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Wellness and Fitness Industry — Opportunity for wellness and fitness professionals and institutions to enhance the scope and quality of services offered by incorporating initiatives, classes, and programs that target gut health and immunity building