BPC-157 Probiotic | ABC

Prebiotics are typically plant-based fibers that your body can’t digest. Instead of being broken down like other nutrients, they travel to the colon intact, where they feed the beneficial bacteria already living in your gut. Common prebiotics include Sunfiber®, inulin, and resistant starch. The goal of a prebiotic supplement is to help your existing microbes thrive.

Probiotics, on the other hand, are live bacteria. Probiotic supplements introduce more good bacteria into your system—such as Lactobacillus, Bifidobacterium, or Akkermansia muciniphila—to help maintain a healthy balance in the gut microbiome.

• Supports beneficial bacteria: The live probiotic strain Akkermansia muciniphila promotes gut health and microbial diversity—important for digestion and nutrient absorption.
• Reinforces the gut lining: BPC-157, a peptide studied for its ability to support the gut barrier, may help maintain intestinal integrity, which keeps harmful bacteria out and supports immune function.
• Feeds good bacteria: Sunfiber provides soluble fiber that nourishes friendly gut microbes, which encourages the production of short-chain fatty acids that benefit digestion and overall gut comfort.
• Improves bioavailability: SNAC helps optimize absorption of active ingredients in the digestive tract, helping the body access their full benefits.

Potential health benefits include:

• Gut microbiota balance: Supports a diverse, healthy gut microbiome by nourishing beneficial microbes and promoting microbial stability.
• Gut barrier support: Helps maintain the integrity of the gut lining, which may ease occasional bloating, discomfort, and other digestive symptoms linked to poor gut health.
• Metabolic health: By encouraging natural GLP-1 production, ABC may support satiety, body composition, and weight management.
• Immune support: A balanced gut is closely tied to a responsive immune system, helping the body manage external stressors more effectively.

• Akkermansia muciniphila: One of the most researched next-generation probiotic strains, Akkermansia is known for supporting gut barrier function and microbial diversity—both essential for maintaining a balanced and resilient gut microbiome.
• BPC-157 peptide: This synthetic amino acid sequence, provided in a stabilized arginate salt form, is being continuously studied for its potential to support gut lining function, encourage intestinal integrity, and promote overall digestive balance. Also found in InfiniWell's BPC-157.
• Sunfiber: A clinically studied prebiotic fiber that nourishes beneficial bacteria and encourages the production of short-chain fatty acids—key players in gut lining health, regularity, and microbial balance. Unlike harsher fibers, Sunfiber works gently and is generally well-tolerated.
• SNAC delivery system: A specialized absorption enhancer that helps transport nutrients—particularly sensitive compounds like BPC-157—through the digestive tract more efficiently. This allows the body to make better use of key ingredients where they’re needed most.

• Akkermansia muciniphila (live strain): Supports gut barrier integrity, metabolic health, and a balanced gut.
• BPC-157 arginate salt (250 mcg): A peptide compound known for its potential to support gut lining function and overall health.
• Sunfiber (galactomannan fiber): A prebiotic supplement that supports beneficial bacteria and promotes short-chain fatty acid production.
• SNAC: A carrier compound that may improve absorption of nutrients and peptides in the gut.

• Clinically studied ingredients: Choose ingredients like Akkermansia and Sunfiber, which are found in fermented foods and known for supporting the gut microbiome.
• Peptide quality: Look for a stabilized form that your body can absorb and use effectively in the digestive system.
• Prebiotic + probiotic combo: Prebiotics supplements feed beneficial bacteria, while live bacteria like Akkermansia help maintain microbial balance and diversity. Choose supplements that combine both for more complete support.
• No unnecessary additives: Go for formulas without artificial colors, fillers, or sweeteners—just ingredients that support your digestive health.

• Akkermansia muciniphila: A next-generation probiotic strain naturally found in the gut. Known for supporting the gut lining, encouraging microbial diversity, and promoting lean body composition in research settings.
• Complementary and integrative health: A health approach that combines conventional medical practices with evidence-based supplements, nutrition, and lifestyle interventions to support overall wellness, including digestive health.
• Digestive health supplement: A dietary product formulated to support the function and efficiency of the digestive system. These supplements may include probiotics, prebiotics, enzymes, fibers, or peptides to promote microbial balance, gut lining integrity, and nutrient absorption.
• Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1): A hormone produced in the digestive tract that helps regulate appetite, insulin, and blood sugar. Supporting GLP-1 activity may contribute to balanced metabolism, satiety, and energy levels.
• Gut barrier: The protective lining of the intestines that controls what enters the bloodstream. A strong gut barrier helps keep harmful bacteria and toxins out while allowing nutrients to pass through.
• Gut microbiome: The collection of trillions of microorganisms living in the digestive tract. A balanced gut microbiome supports digestion, nutrient absorption, immune function, and mood regulation.
• Postbiotic: Bioactive compounds created when probiotic bacteria break down fiber and other nutrients. These compounds can help regulate immune signaling and support a healthy gut environment.
• Prebiotic: A type of soluble fiber or plant-based compound that feeds beneficial gut bacteria, promoting the production of important metabolites like short-chain fatty acids.
• Prebiotic supplement: A dietary supplement that delivers concentrated prebiotics to nourish gut bacteria and support microbial balance.
• Probiotic: Live microorganisms that help populate the gut with good bacteria, promoting smoother digestion and overall gut health.
• Short-chain fatty acids (SCFA): Metabolites produced when gut bacteria ferment prebiotics or dietary fiber. SCFAs—like butyrate—help maintain the gut lining and support energy production in colon cells, contributing to overall digestive health.