Atlanta-based Solv Wellness has launched a new probiotic supplement that uses a proprietary blend of ingredients to promote balance across the female pelvic triangle, which comprises the gut, vagina and urinary tract.
The 'Mage' probiotic supplement features a carefully selected blend of clinically proven prebiotics and probiotics that include the proprietary PreforPro, which deploys pathogenic E. coli bacteria. It also includes Lactobacillus acidophilus La-14 and Lactobacillus rhamnosus HN001, which are known to support optimal vaginal pH and mitigate the risk of bacterial disease. Meanwhile, the inclusion of Bacillus subtilis DE111 boosts urinary tract and bowel health, while the addition of Bifidobacterium lactis HN019 helps fight E. coli bacteria in gut.
According to urologist Dr. Sophie Fletcher, who serves as chair of the Solv Wellness medical advisory board, the 'Mage' supplement is highly recommended because of the strength of scientific evidence backing its components. "There are many options out there that just lack the right combination of ingredients, and I am thrilled to see the number of scientific studies that back each of the ingredients carefully selected for the Māge blend," she said.
Pelvic Triangle Probiotic Supplements
These Supplements Boost Gut, Vaginal & Urinary Tract Health
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