Nutrition Now is pleased to announce that for the third year in a row PB-8 has been named first place gold medal winner by Vitamin Retailer magazine. Acidophilus (Lactobacillus acidophilus) is a friendly intestinal flora that promotes intestinal health, assists in the digestion of proteins, has anti-fungal activity, and play a role in candida overgrowth, yeast infections, urinary tract infections, cancer prevention, cholesterol levels, lactose intolerance, nutrient assimilation, detoxification, post-antibiotic treatment, constipation and diarrhea control, bad breath, gas, and intestinal disorders.

A Dietary Supplement For Maintaining A Healthy Balance of Intestinal Flora. Highest potency available. 14 billion good bacteria per capsule at time of manufacture. 8 strains of viable bacteria. If you have a medical condition or are on medication, pregnant or nursing, do not use this product. Seek the advice of a health care professional before using. Take only as directed. Do not use if the outer seal is broken or missing. Keep out of the reach of children. Product is best if used before the date on bottle. No refrigeration needed.

Rich meals, fast food, preservatives, refined sugars, stress & prescription drugs can all affect your body's natural internal balance and digestion.

PB 8® Pro-Biotic Acidophilus is a combination of 8 types of beneficial bacteria that favorably alter the intestinal balance, promote healthy digestion, inhibit growth of harmful bacteria and support immune system function.*
Winner of the 2009 VITY Gold Award, PB 8® has satisfied millions of customers since 1985.
PB 8® Pro-Biotic Acidophilus can also be used in conjunction with Yeast Defense® for the perfect balance.

Louis Pasteur discovered pasteurization, the method of heating milk to kill harmful bacteria. Years later at the pasteurization institute, Elie Metchnikoff researched and discovered the health-promoting capabilities of lactobacillus bacteria when he observed that people who ate yogurt tended to live longer. More than 400 different kinds of bacteria live in our gastrointestinal tract. The body depends on beneficial bacteria to manufacture B vitamins as well as to produce lactase and other antibacterial substances.