Prebiotin + Heart Health Offers Support for Heart Health Concerns and Digestive Health

PR Log (Press Release) – Oct 19, 2009 – Prebiotics (Prebiotic Fiber) are quickly emerging as a key element in supporting overall health. Unlike probiotics which require the consumption of live bacteria, Prebiotics are all-natural plant-derived fibers that nourish and support natural gut health.

Now, Prebiotin + Heart Health combines the premier Prebiotic with other natural ingredients to support good heart health.  With this one-two punch, Prebiotin + Heart Health may help reduce Cholesterol* & Trigylcerides, enhances immunity, boosts calcium and magnesium absorption for Bone Health, and give an added boost of dietary fiber.

All Prebiotin supplements offer a full-spectrum prebiotics (oligofructose-enriched-inulin) which nourishes good bacteria throughout the colon - not just in certain areas like cheaper "partial"  short- or long-chain prebiotics such as plain inulin or FOS.

Independent University Research indicates that Prebiotics:

-Increase Calcium Absorption
-Increase Good Colon Bacteria
-Enhance the Immune System
-Reduce Triglycerides
-Control Appetite and Weight
-Reduce Colon Polyp and Cancer Factors
-Improve Bowel Regularity
-Increase Bone Density
-Reduce Allergies & Asthma

And with the addition of Psyllium and Oat Bran, Prebiotin Heart-Health brings FDA-Approved Cholesterol-fighters* to the table.

Prebiotin + Heart Health is lightly flavored with natural vanilla, and can easily be added to any liquid, yogurt, smoothie or other food/beverage. It comes in a 30-serving jar.

Additional Information available at http://www.prebiotin.com.

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*Diets low in saturated fat and cholesterol that include 7g of psyllium and 2g of oat bran may reduce the risk of heart disease. One serving of Prebiotin + Heart Health provides 4g of oat bran and 3.5g of psyllium.

**Other statements made in this release have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Prebiotin is not intended to treat, cure, diagnose or prevent any disease.

+"What are Prebiotic Foods?" - askdoctoroz.com, Sept. 11, 2009
++StopAgingNow.com - Oct. 14, 2009