Syntol AMD™ from Arthur Andrew Medical aids in cleansing the digestive tract and supports proper probiotic and yeast balance. The typical Western diet contains a lot of yeast. From bread to beer, restaurants and grocery stores sell tons of it. Yeast lives on in our intestinal tract even after you digested that last meal. Too much yeast can block or even crowd out our good probiotics.
Candida is a form of yeast that, in moderation, helps with digestion and nutrient absorption. But when it starts overproducing, candida releases toxic by-products into the body. This can increase gut permeability, which may lead to gastrointestinal distress and discomfort.
Syntol is a daily probiotic, but it is also so much more. Syntol fights against bad bacteria and yeast colonies as well as supports proper digestion and a healthy immune system. It encourages the growth of probiotics, the body’s beneficial bacterial colonies, which help to balance the digestive ecosystem. A healthy, balanced gut results in better digestion, improved immunity, and overall better health.
Most bacteria are susceptible to any acidic pH range, mainly thriving in the more alkaline lower GI tract, but the spore forming bacteria in Syntol can withstand a broader range of pH and temperature changes. This improves the chances that the probiotic strain will properly germinate and begin the process of restoring intestinal balance.
In addition to a powerful blend of prebiotics and probiotics, Syntol also contains a blend of enzymes that provide a thorough intestinal cleanse: Protease/serrapeptase aids in protein digestion, cellulase/hemicellulase promotes cellulose and fiber digestion, and glucoamylase/amylase breaks down sugars. These enzymes work as a team to remove dead cells and other unwanted proteins from the body without the detox symptoms that are normally experienced during the yeast cleansing process—an uncomfortable set of symptoms known as “die-off.”
Win the war against candida. Arm yourself with Syntol, a powerful and effective natural weapon against candida yeast overgrowth.
