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THOUSANDS OF HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS RECOMMEND SYMPROVE

REFERENCES

  1. Fredua-Agymean M, et al. Benef Microbes 2015;6(1):141–51.
  2. Sisson G, et al. Aliment Pharmacol Ther 2014;40(1):51–62. 
  3. Kvasnovsky CL, et al. Inflammopharmcology 2017; doi: 10.1007/s10787-017-0363-y.
  4. Bjarnason I, et al. Inflammopharmacology 2019;27(3):465–473. 5. Rudland S, et al. Journal of Primary Care and General Practice 2021:4(4).
  5. Rudland S, et al. Journal of Primary Care and General Practice 2021:4(4).

FOOTNOTES

*Real-world evidence study (n=1218).

Approved by experts

Professor Simon Gaisford

Head of Pharmaceutics at UCL School of Pharmacy

“Symprove is different from other probiotics because it is water-based, which means it limits exposure to gastric juices and digestive enzymes”

Professor Ingvar Bjarnason

Consultant Gastroenterologist, Kings College Hospital, London

Symprove has been proven in a number of rigorous randomised double-blind controlled trials conducted at King's College Hospital. These results have been supported by several studies in-vitro, demonstrating changes in physiological and microbiological effects”​

Dr Sarah Jarvis MBE, FRCGP

Practicing GP, Clinical Consultant for patient.info and Medical broadcaster

“[For me], the most important factor when selecting an effective probiotic formulation is choosing a product which remains live and viable when ingested”​​

Imogen Wolsey

Registered Dietitian, Symprove

“92% of people feel the difference with Symprove and we can provide healthcare professionals with a free trial so you can see for yourself”

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