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What are EndoMune Probiotics?
EndoMune Advanced Probiotics for Your Whole Family
Adult Probiotic
Naturally enhance your digestive health with our adult probiotic formula.
Junior Probiotic
For a healthier gut, give your kids our doctor-developed, parent-approved probiotic.
Infant Probiotic
Our proprietary probiotic supports healthy infant development.
Metabolic Health
Support natural weight loss and boost metabolism with our prebiotic/probiotic blend.
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Our Commitment to Gut Health
Why EndoMune
EndoMune probiotics were developed by a practicing board-certified gastroenterologist in conjunction with microbiologists, clinically tested on patients and proven to work. Also board certified in internal medicine, Dr. Hoberman brings knowledge of how digestive issues fit into the big picture of overall health and disease.
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When and How to Take EndoMune Advanced Probiotic
Probiotics are one of the few health supplements that provide actual benefits. They help maintain a robust immune system by increasing the number of good bacteria in the gut. In turn, a healthy immune system helps our bodies ward off disease, making probiotics beneficial for both the digestive system and overall health.
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