New Info & Postbiotics Against Obesity
Published: Tue, 10/03/23
Today we are offering our Postbiotics, B12 Probiotics, and our Synergy Probiotic Blend ‘At-Cost’. We are going to go into depth about how our Posbiotics have the potential to help with Obesity through so many different pathways. It's absolutely incredible. However, I must share some new profound information on Postbiotics beforehand.
As I’ve shared many times in the past, Postbiotics are the next generation of Biotics. All of the benefits that you see in studies from probiotics, are actually happening due to the Postbiotics in which the Probiotics create. This is how the development of Postbiotics work. When Probiotics feed on Prebiotics, the Probiotics excrete Postbiotics as a byproduct. The Postbiotics then make all of these beneficial things happen within the body, which prebiotics and probiotics get credit for.
Science is finally starting to catch up with this. There was a clinical study that was published just a handful of months ago at the link here. This study states, “However, new scientific evidence points out that the beneficial health benefits of probiotics are not necessarily directly related to viable bacteria. However, the metabolites or bacterial components of the live bacteria are the driving force behind health promotion. Therefore, scientists gradually noticed that the beneficial effects of probiotics are based on bacteria itself, metabolites, or cell lysates, and these factors are officially named “postbiotics” by the ISAPP.“
What they are saying here is that they are finally realizing that the benefits that a person gets from probiotics are actually happening from the Postbiotics. If they would have just listened to me in the first place! lol
The study goes on to say, "Postbiotic components are diverse and outperform live probiotics in terms of technology, safety, and cost due to their good absorption, metabolism, and organismal distribution. Postbiotics have been shown to have bioactivities such as antimicrobial, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-proliferative, and immunomodulation. Moreover, numerous studies have revealed the significant potential of postbiotics for disease treatment. It has also been suggested that postbiotics have functional properties such as pathogen inhibition, obesity control, and maintenance of glucose homeostasis."
We are going to talk about Obesity Control with Postbiotics in just a moment. However, the study goes on to say that Postbiotics can even prevent and treat SARS-CoV-2 infections. It also states that it can significantly improve physical performance, and that the use of postbiotics may improve physical health, with the observed effects being independent of the presence of the bacteria (probiotics). Therefore, the presence of Probiotics doesn't even matter as long as there are Postbiotics present.
This study reveals so much truth about Postbiotics. However, they do state that Postbiotics, unlike Probiotics, do not proliferate or grow in the gut and thus do not provide a sustained effect once supplementation is discontinued.
The issue here is that science doesn’t understand yet the exponential impact Postbiotics has on gut bacteria proliferation quite yet. In the future, I will say, "I told ya so."
When science finally discovers that Postbiotics increases probiotic population 100x’s more than prebiotics, all hell is going to break loose and people won’t be able to keep the Postbiotics on the shelves. Postbiotics actually has a greater impact on gut bacteria proliferation, compared to any other substance in existence, including prebiotics.
Science believes that it's the Prebiotics that are the main factor which increases our gut population. Science is cause and effect, so they see that Probiotics feed off of prebiotics and it results in probiotic growth. However, as you are about to see, it is actually the Postbiotics, which is the actual component that grows probiotic population, and not the prebiotics.
As many of you know, I shared in the past a private clinic study performed by the company who creates our actual Postbiotics.
In this study, as you will see in the chart below, they grew two probiotics, Lactobacillus acidophilus and Bifidobacterium lactis, in the presence of either Prebiotics or our actual Postbiotics. The Probiotics in all concentrations of our Postbiotics vastly outgrew the probiotics in all concentrations of the Prebiotic Inulin. As the percentage of our Postbiotics increased, the higher the final enumeration of the probiotic bacteria. However, as the percentage of prebiotics increased, the lower the final enumeration of the probiotic bacteria. See the chart below. The blue represents our Postbiotics and the tan represents the Prebiotic Inulin.
So what this is pretty much saying is that these two strains of Probiotics grew exponentially in the presence of our Postbiotics. The more Postbiotics you put in, the more growth the bacteria experienced. The potential of gut proliferation is endless with Postbiotics. However, with prebiotics, the gut proliferation is limited. The prebiotic Inulin also grew the probiotic population at an extremely lesser rate, and if you put too much in it was counterproductive, and the growth was much less.
Why on earth are prebiotics limited in creating gut proliferation?
When you give Prebiotics to Probiotics, they create Postbiotics. The Postbiotics then increase the probiotic population. The growth is actually due to the Postbiotics that the Probiotics made from feeding off of the Prebiotics. The prebiotics do it indirectly due to them assisting in the creation of the Postbiotics, which really does the job. Therefore, once the Postbiotics are created, they are the actual component raising the Probiotic Bacteria levels, and not the Prebiotics.
Therefore, if you just throw the Postbiotics in directly, instead of the Prebiotics, you get a much higher exponential growth-rate of Probiotics. Probiotics can only make so many Postbiotics from Prebiotics. It’s limited in how much they can feed. In fact, as seen in that chart, too much Prebiotic food slows them down. However, you can literally take a therapeutic dosage of our Postbiotics to make this gut bacteria proliferation process go absolutely haywire. There is no limit, the more Postbiotics that you put in, the more the probiotics in your gut multiplies.
So, when science finally realizes that it's the Postbiotics and not the Prebiotics, which grows Probiotic population, and that when you throw in Posbtiotics directly that you get an unlimited exponential growth of gut proliferation while Prebiotics are limited, they will change their tune when they say, "Postbiotics do not provide a sustained effect once supplementation is discontinued." The exponential mark that Postbiotics leaves on Gut proliferation is a scientific miracle. If you want to fully populate your gut fast and at an exponential rate with beneficial bacteria, there is no better way to do this than with our Postbiotics.
Ok, let’s finally move onto how Postbiotics helps with Obesity. The use of Postbiotics to alleviate obesity has been validated in multiple human studies.
To summarize all of the studies that I am about to share below, Postbiotics exert anti-obesity effects via multiple mechanisms. The major mechanisms include increased energy expenditure, suppression of appetite and food intake, inhibition of lipid absorption, regulation of lipid metabolism, regulation of gut dysbiosis, and reduced adipogenesis and adipocyte differentiation. Adipogenesis is the process by which fat-laden cells, develop and accumulate as a type of fat that's stored just beneath your skin in large quantities. Postbiotics reduces this fat accumulation process within multiple of these clinical studies below.
Let’s now share these clinical studies on Postbiotics Against Obesity.
At the clinical study here, In overweight individuals (BMI = 25–40 kg/m2), acute administration of Postbiotics significantly increased the secretion of postprandial peptide tyrosine, which acts to lower the appetite, and glucagon-like peptide-1, which decreased calorie intake. Compared with the control, long-term intake resulted in a significant reduction in weight gain and intra-abdominal adipose tissue distribution. Long-term dosing also decreased the amount of lipids found within liver cells.
At the clinical study here, they tested the effect of the Postbiotic acetic acid (SCFA) administration in the distal colon of obese patients [BMI (mean) = 31.0 kg/m2]. Compared with the placebo group, an increase in fat oxidation and postprandial peptide tyrosine (PPY) concentration was observed in the treatment group. Remember, PPY acts to lower appetite.
At the clinical study here, they conducted a similar distal colonic dosing study of SCFA mixtures in 13 obese normoglycaemic men (BMI = 25–35 kg/m2). Compared with a placebo, colonic infusions of SCFA mixtures resulted in a significant increase in fat oxidation, resting energy expenditure, and PYY. Furthermore, SCFA supplementation decreased lipolysis in tested patients, which breaks down fats and other lipids by hydrolysis to release fatty acids.
If you go to the clinical study here, they conclude that Postbiotics could be a promising dietary intervention for the prevention and management of obesity. They also give a really good overview of many different studies on how Postbiotics works against Obesity. About 3/4 down there is a very organized chart of all the different studies on how Postbiotics works against obesity.
Now, there are studies on probiotics and prebiotics for the treatment of overweight and obesity in humans. However, keep in mind, it’s the Postbiotic elements that are actually creating this benefit. When you take our single-ingredient potent Postbiotics directly, you are simply throwing in an exponential amount of these elements in order to fight against obesity.
If you want to repopulate your gut with beneficial bacteria at an exponential rate, taking our Postbiotics is the best way to go. You will not find another Postbiotic product out there that is one single ingredient, 100% Postbiotics. Most Postbiotic supplements on the market today only contain 10-30% of Postbiotics within them. Taking ours is a therapeutic dosage, is God sent like enzymes, and is the best type of biotic out there. There is nothing better out there compared to our Postbiotics.
If you don’t think that you have a sufficient amount of probiotics within your system in order for our Postbiotics to go to work on, then you can take our Synergy Probiotic Blend with it. This will help to provide your gut with beneficial bacteria in order for our Postbiotics to go to work on.
We also have our B12 Probiotics available 'At-Cost'. Not only is it more Bioavailable compared to any other B12 supplement on the market, but it has been shown in multiple studies to help with IBS and Colitis in a big way.
Lastly, we have our Synergy Probiotic Blend 'At-Cost' today. Both the B12 Probiotics, and the Postbiotics, multiply the probiotics strains that are found within our Synergy Probiotic Blend at an exponential rate. That is why it’s called the Synergy Blend.
Normally, $39.95 each, all three of these products are available ‘At-Cost’ for you today at only $27.97 each when you get a 3-pack. We also have a 3-Variety-Pack, where you only need to get one of each in order to get the $27.97 price on each product.
If you are interested in ordering, click the link below:
https://therawfoodworld.com/product-category/at-cost/
Thanks everyone for your support!
Sincerely,
Matt