Gut Set Go

Many of the probiotic strains included in Gut Set Go such as L. rhamnosus GG and B. lactis, are associated with immune system modulation.

By promoting a balanced immune response, these probiotics can help the body defend against infections and diseases.

Gut Set Go is the only probiotic formulated with probiotic strains commonly found missing in the Indian Gut.

It contains 15 Bn CFU and 5 bacterial strains making it 15 times more powerful than Curd and 3 times more powerful than Yakult.

Unlike other gut loving beverages, Gut Set Go has 0 added sugar or preservatives.

Use of antibiotics can cause diarrhoea and Gut disruption.

The presence of probiotics like B. plantarum and B. bifidum can contribute to maintaining a healthy gut barrier. This barrier prevents harmful substances from entering the bloodstream and supports overall gut health.

Inulin serves as a prebiotic fibre, nourishing beneficial bacteria in the gut. This can further enhance the growth and activity of the probiotic strains in the supplement.

This combination will also reduce the risk of diarrhoea and restore Gut Microbiota after antibiotics.

Probiotics like L. acidophilus, B. plantarum, B. bifidum, and B. lactis are known for their ability to enhance digestion. They can break down complex carbohydrates, improve nutrient absorption, and reduce bloating or gas.

Our supplements are safe to consume with medication but it is always best to check with your health care provider. 

In the case of antibiotics, taking pre+probiotics together with antibiotics is safe and will not cause any adverse effects. However, antibiotics will drastically reduce the efficacy of probiotics because of their antibacterial properties. It is advisable to start taking the supplements one day after the antibiotics course is over.

All of the strains in Sova supplements are GRAS (generally recognized as safe) ingredients. There is no problem taking them long term.

Sova's supplements are safe, but a natural temporary process caused by the live bacteria taking effect may may cause temporary side effects such as bloating, gas, especially in the first 2 weeks.

When you take pre+probiotic supplements containing live bacteria, they begin to populate your gut microbiome. This can cause some temporary side effects, such as bloating, gas, and mild digestive discomfort, especially in the first few weeks of use. This is because the new bacteria are interacting with the existing bacteria in your gut, and your gut microbiome is adapting to the new microbial environment.

As the new bacteria begin to take effect, they may start to break down and ferment dietary fibers and other carbohydrates that are not typically digested by the body. This process can produce gas, which can lead to bloating and mild discomfort.

While these side effects can be uncomfortable, they are generally considered to be a natural part of the process as your gut microbiome adapts to the new bacteria. In most cases, these side effects should subside within a few weeks as your gut microbiome adjusts.

It is important to note that if you experience severe or prolonged side effects, or if you have a weakened immune system, SIBO, or other serious health conditions, you should consult with your healthcare provider before taking synbiotic supplements.