ThreeLac

Not all probiotics are created equal.  The word probiotic means "for life" and three lac is LIFE in a stick pack.  What sets ThreeLac apart from other probiotics is the technology used to keep the friendly bacteria alive.  ThreeLac gets LIVE bacteria safely past the acids in the stomach and into your intestinal tract where it does its work.

You CAN affect and improve your immune system's defenses.  Here's why ThreeLac is your natural choice -above the rest.

Sections of strains:

the strains of friendly bacteria in ThreeLac were specifically chosen for their unique ability to survive the gastric juices in your stomach and remain alive once they reach your digestive tract.

Controlled Manufacturing Process:

Our probiotics are formulated under strict laboratory conditions and manufactured in a sterile and controlled environment assuring the highest purity and quality.

Eliminating Moisture:

The secret to ThreeLac's stable shelf life is our specialized manufacturing process which prevents moisture from reaching the product during production, and the packaging is designed to keep the moisture out.

Complementary Ingredients:

Refined dry yeast powder and fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS) are both included in ThreeLac to help feed the friendly bacteria in the stick pack as well as help feed them once they reach your intestinal tract. 

The Original GHT Probiotic

For over a decade this superior product has provided selected beneficial microflora to the intestinal tract for the purpose of replenishing needed friendly flora to promote intestinal health. Packaged in individual sachets with a pleasant lemon taste, Threelac fits conveniently into your active lifestyle. ThreeLac is a powerful probiotic formulation of three potent microflora in a lemon-powder base.

Probiotics are a valuable part of a healthy diet, and may play an important role in sustaining overall intestinal health. The prevalence of intestinal imbalances makes a focus on probiotics essential. Prevention of imbalance before it occurs is clearly the better alternative. Probiotics may be a safe, cost-effective, "natural" approach that may help act as a barrier against microbial infection.
Benefits of Ideal Intestinal Micro-Flora

Friendly flora perform a number of constructive functions in the intestinal tract. One main function is to help prevent occasional good/bad flora imbalance. The "good" flora do this by crowding out the "bad" in the intestinal tract. Some common indicators of flora imbalance may be:

• Melancholy
• Anxiety
• Irritability
• Relief of occasional heartburn
• Relief of occasional indigestion
• Lethargy
• Food and environmental allergies
• Lactose intolerance
• Acne
• Dry skin
• Itching
• Occasional jock itch
• Vaginal health

Suggested Use:

Adults and children take one to two packets a day to start.  Empty the packet contents into your mouth and follow with a few ounces of water and drink.  If additional support is desired, you may build gradually to a higher number of packets.  Amount needed may vary from person to person.  Packets may be taken any time of day, with or without meals.

Store in a cool, dry location.  Once packets are opened they should be used immediately.

Warning:

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. Do not use if packet is torn or damaged.  Do not take while taking antibiotics.  Pregnant or nursing mothers, if under medical care, or if you have suppressed immune system, consult your health practitioner prior to use.

ThreeLac Active Ingredients:
Bacillus coagulans: A probiotic organism that may help control occasional digestion and stomach problems.
Bacillus subtilis: A probiotic organism that may help crowd out "bad" flora in the intestines.
Enterococcus faecalis: The Enterococci constitute a major genus within the lactic acid bacteria group, and exists naturally in the human digestive tract. This effective probiotic bacteria is the result of formulation under strict laboratory conditions.

17 Active Digestive Enzyme Ingredients May Help Aid in Digestion

• Lactase: Breaks down lactose in milk to make it possible for people with lactose intolerance to consume dairy without digestive problems.
• Lipase: A digestive enzyme responsible for breaking down lipids (fats), in particular triglycerides, which are fatty substances in the body that come from fat in the diet.
• Protease (I & II): The active enzymes needed to digest protein.
• Amylase (Alpha & Beta): The active enzymes that break down starch.
• Maltase: Breaks down malt sugar.
• Invertase: Utilizes sucrose as a nutrient.
• Cellulase: Responsible for cycling of nutrients and used to cleave the glycosidic linkage in cellulose.
• Glucanase: Used to break down carbohydrates.
• Xylanase: Breaks down carbohydrates into Xylose, one of eight sugars that are essential for human nutrition.
• Pectinase: Breaks down sugar.
• Phytase: An enzyme that breaks down indigestible grains and oil seeds; thus releasing digestible phosphorus and calcium.
• Hemicellulase: Breaks down sugar.
• Lactobacillus: Converts lactose and other sugars into beneficial lactic acid.
• Biffidum: Essential for support of the immune system and proper function in the intestinal tract.
• Longum: A bacterium that keeps the digestive system running smoothly, blocks the growth of harmful bacteria, and boosts the immune system.