Post-Antibiotic Reset

Saccharomyces
The only probiotic that survives alongside antibiotic courses.

Probiotic-100
High-CFU, high-diversity Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium strains for recolonization after antibiotics end.

GI Rebuild
Antibiotics increase intestinal permeability by disrupting tight junction proteins.

Fiber Fit
Prebiotic fiber provides the fermentable substrate that Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium need to produce short-chain fatty acids, colonize stably, and establish permanent residence rather than temporary transit.

✓ Who this is for

Anyone who has just finished or is currently on an antibiotic course and wants to minimize GI disruption and protect against opportunistic infections. People who reliably get yeast infections or experience significant GI dysbiosis after antibiotics.

✗ Who this is not for

People with central venous catheters or at high risk of fungemia (rare: S. boulardii can theoretically cause bloodstream infection in severely immunocompromised patients via central line contamination - standard oral use in otherwise healthy people is safe).

During the antibiotic course AND week 1 after finishing: Saccharomyces (1 capsule twice daily), GI Rebuild (1 scoop in water or smoothie, morning). Starting the day after your final antibiotic dose, add: Probiotic-100 (1 capsule on empty stomach, morning), Fiber Fit (start with half scoop, increase to full scoop over 5-7 days to minimize gas during the transition).

S. boulardii protective effects: begin within 24-48 hours of first dose.

When should I start taking probiotics after antibiotics?

S. boulardii can and should be started on day 1 of the antibiotic course because it survives antibiotics - it is a yeast, not a bacterium.

What is S. boulardii and why is it different from regular probiotics?

Saccharomyces boulardii is a beneficial yeast, not a bacterium. Because antibiotics target bacteria specifically (not fungi), S.

How long does the gut microbiome take to recover after antibiotics?

Research shows that some microbial species recover within 4 weeks, while others may take 6-12 months without intervention. Active supplementation with high-diversity probiotics plus prebiotic fiber significantly accelerates recovery compared to no supplementation.

S. boulardii: avoid in patients with central venous catheters or severe immunocompromise (rare fungemia risk via central line - not a concern with oral use in standard healthy adults).

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your healthcare provider before starting any supplement regimen.