Shaklee Optiflora Prebiotic and Probiotic Complex System for Intestinal Health

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By Dyani Barber

November 15, 2010
By Dyani Barber • November 15, 2010

Shaklee Optiflora Prebiotic and Probiotic Complex System for Intestinal Health

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Caption: Gluten-free prebiotics and probiotics are a must for celiacs.

I have been taking probiotic supplements for a long time, but nothing has worked as well for me as Shaklee Optiflora Two-Product System with Prebiotic & Probiotic. Every since I started Shaklee's gluten-free prebiotics and probiotics I feel so much different--I feel like I have more energy.

This is a high quality system that is designed to provide needed support for our digestive tracts. According to Shaklee the Optiflora Probiotic Complex uses a "patented triple layer encapsulation technology to protect live probiotics and guarantee their delivery into the intestine," which can enhance energy levels and provide excellent support for our bodies.

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Shaklee Optiflora Probiotic Complex contains bifidus and acidophilus, which support long-term intestinal and colon health. For those with celiac disease or other digestive issues high quality probiotics like these are a must.

Shaklee Optiflora Prebiotic Complex is intended to provide a welcome environment for the friendly, beneficial bacteria that live and work in the colon.

Due to the positive response my body has had to these products I plan to continue taking them long term.

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Posted December 3, 2010

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I've been taking these lately, but only on occasion since I wanted to make them last. I wonder if I should be taking them daily or if it really doesn't matter.

I'm also a big fan of Shaklee's Cinch Vanilla meal shakes. And when I had to go gluten free this year, I was pleased to find that Shaklee labels their gluten free products. In fact, only 6 of their vitamins contain gluten.

I fought low blood sugar and brain fog for years before going gluten-free by using their shakes and Cinch meal bars. Their websites are so informative and I have fond memories of my mother listening to testimonies on Shaklee tapes and the rationale behind supplementation. Just cannot say enough good about this company!

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Guest Srg

Posted March 11, 2012

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I have been using the Shaklee Pre/Probiotic system for a few weeks now. I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease about 7 months ago and am hoping to get good results with this stuff. I have been taking Shaklee vitamins for years...great company!

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