PROBIOTIC

DISCOVER (our philosophy): Your skin is a map for what is wrong on the inside. While our products bring relief on the outside it is important to address the root of the problem to have long term results.

Understanding the importantance of a healthy gut and the effect of acidity in your system helps to know where burn relief fits in.

We know we cannot manipulate & control what you eat (at least not for very long) yet we firmly believe that what you eat and drink are the building blocks for everything heathy in your body- especially your hormones and formation thereof. Clean your gut and you should see it in the mirror.

We also believe that PAIN is a good thing as it is a warning that something is wrong. We do not believe in suppressing pain but alleviating it by addressing the inflammation.

BURN RELIEF- bringing relief to the acidity that cause burning.

What Makes InsideOut Probiotic Mix Your Go-To for Gut Health? Created by Herbs of Hope.
We've carefully selected each ingredient for its specific benefits in promoting a healthy gut
environment, backed by emerging research and case studies:
• Bacillus Coagulans: This robust probiotic strain is renowned for its ability to survive
the harsh acidic environment of the stomach, ensuring it reaches your intestines alive
and ready to work.
o Research Highlights:
▪ IBS Symptom Relief: Small studies have indicated that B. coagulans
can significantly improve symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome
(IBS), including abdominal pain, diarrhea, and constipation. One study
found significant improvement in participants given a synbiotic
containing B. coagulans compared to a placebo.
▪ Constipation: Research has shown improved bowel function and
fewer incidents of incomplete evacuation in individuals with a
tendency towards constipation after supplementation with a proprietary
strain of B. coagulans.
▪ Intestinal Gas & Abdominal Discomfort: Studies suggest
improvement in post-meal intestinal gas-related symptoms like
flatulence, stomach distension, and abdominal pain.
▪ Immune Support: Some research points to B. coagulans' ability to
increase T cell production in response to viral exposures, suggesting
immune-modulating properties.
▪ Weight Management: Recent research (2025) suggests Bacillus
coagulans strain BC99 could be a beneficial candidate for modulating
gut microbiota and improving body weight management in overweight
individuals.
• Bacillus Subtilis: A powerful spore-forming bacterium, Bacillus Subtilis is a master
at crowding out undesirable bacteria in the gut.
o Research Highlights:
▪ Antibiotic-Associated Diarrhea: B. subtilis has shown promise in
preventing diarrhea in individuals taking antibiotics.
▪ Gut Barrier Function: It supports gut health by producing antibiotics
that target harmful pathogens while preserving beneficial microbes,
thus maintaining a balanced microbiome. It also strengthens the
intestinal barrier, reducing inflammation and inhibiting harmful
substances from entering the bloodstream.
▪ Immune System Enhancement: Research suggests B. subtilis
enhances immunity by increasing sIgA production, stimulating T
lymphocytes, and activating macrophages. Certain strains have been
linked to reductions in respiratory infections and common colds.
▪ Reduced Inflammation: It can help reduce inflammation by
promoting immune markers that regulate the immune system and
decreasing those associated with inflammation.
• Bacillus Licheniformis: This versatile strain contributes to a healthy microbial
balance by producing beneficial compounds.
o Research Highlights:
▪ Gut Barrier Integrity: Studies, primarily in animal models, have
shown B. licheniformis can significantly attenuate intestinal mucosal damage and strengthen immune function, suggesting a role in
maintaining gut lining integrity.
▪ Inflammation Reduction: It has been observed to suppress
inflammatory responses by modulating various immune markers.
▪ Microbiota Modulation: Research indicates that B. licheniformis can
reshape the gut microbiota, promoting beneficial bacteria and
decreasing potentially harmful ones, leading to improved nutrient
digestion and absorption.
▪ Metabolic Effects: Studies also suggest it can influence gut metabolic
status, supporting the host with stronger metabolic abilities for
nutrients.
• Bacillus Pumilus: Working alongside its Bacillus counterparts, Bacillus Pumilus
further enhances the diversity of beneficial bacteria in your gut.
o Emerging Research: While research on Bacillus pumilus as a human
probiotic is less extensive than other Bacillus strains, recent animal studies are
beginning to shed light on its potential. One 2025 study on mice with colitis
demonstrated that a probiotic strain of Bacillus pumilus (LV149) enhanced gut
repair, modulated the gut microbiota, and altered gene expression related to
gut health. This suggests its potential in supporting gut barrier function and
microbial balance.
• Diatomaceous Earth (Food Grade): More than just a filler, Diatomaceous Earth is a
naturally occurring, fossilized alga with a microscopic, porous structure.
o Research & Anecdotal Support:
▪ Internal Cleanser: Its mild abrasive properties are believed to assist in
cleansing the colon, potentially promoting the removal of waste and
toxins. This may lead to enhanced nutrient absorption and a general
improvement in digestive health.
▪ Trace Mineral Source: Food-grade diatomaceous earth is rich in
silica, an essential trace mineral vital for connective tissues, bones, and
various bodily functions. It also contains other trace minerals that can
contribute to overall well-being.
▪ Cholesterol Support: A small 1998 human study suggested that foodgrade diatomaceous earth might positively influence lipid metabolism,
with observed decreases in total cholesterol, LDL ("bad") cholesterol,
and triglycerides, and an increase in HDL ("good") cholesterol. While
more research with control groups is needed, this preliminary finding
is promising

What Makes InsideOut Probiotic Mix Your Go-To for Gut Health? Created by Herbs of Hope.
We've carefully selected each ingredient for its specific benefits in promoting a healthy gut
environment, backed by emerging research and case studies:
• Bacillus Coagulans: This robust probiotic strain is renowned for its ability to survive
the harsh acidic environment of the stomach, ensuring it reaches your intestines alive and ready to work.
o Research Highlights:
▪ IBS Symptom Relief: Small studies have indicated that B. coagulans
can significantly improve symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome
(IBS), including abdominal pain, diarrhea, and constipation. One study
found significant improvement in participants given a synbiotic
containing B. coagulans compared to a placebo.
▪ Constipation: Research has shown improved bowel function and
fewer incidents of incomplete evacuation in individuals with a
tendency towards constipation after supplementation with a proprietary
strain of B. coagulans.
▪ Intestinal Gas & Abdominal Discomfort: Studies suggest
improvement in post-meal intestinal gas-related symptoms like
flatulence, stomach distension, and abdominal pain.
▪ Immune Support: Some research points to B. coagulans' ability to
increase T cell production in response to viral exposures, suggesting
immune-modulating properties.
▪ Weight Management: Recent research (2025) suggests Bacillus
coagulans strain BC99 could be a beneficial candidate for modulating
gut microbiota and improving body weight management in overweight
individuals.
• Bacillus Subtilis: A powerful spore-forming bacterium, Bacillus Subtilis is a master
at crowding out undesirable bacteria in the gut.
o Research Highlights:
▪ Antibiotic-Associated Diarrhea: B. subtilis has shown promise in
preventing diarrhea in individuals taking antibiotics.
▪ Gut Barrier Function: It supports gut health by producing antibiotics
that target harmful pathogens while preserving beneficial microbes,
thus maintaining a balanced microbiome. It also strengthens the
intestinal barrier, reducing inflammation and inhibiting harmful
substances from entering the bloodstream.
▪ Immune System Enhancement: Research suggests B. subtilis
enhances immunity by increasing sIgA production, stimulating T
lymphocytes, and activating macrophages. Certain strains have been
linked to reductions in respiratory infections and common colds.
▪ Reduced Inflammation: It can help reduce inflammation by
promoting immune markers that regulate the immune system and
decreasing those associated with inflammation.
• Bacillus Licheniformis: This versatile strain contributes to a healthy microbial
balance by producing beneficial compounds.
o Research Highlights:
▪ Gut Barrier Integrity: Studies, primarily in animal models, have
shown B. licheniformis can significantly attenuate intestinal mucosal damage and strengthen immune function, suggesting a role in
maintaining gut lining integrity.
▪ Inflammation Reduction: It has been observed to suppress
inflammatory responses by modulating various immune markers.
▪ Microbiota Modulation: Research indicates that B. licheniformis can
reshape the gut microbiota, promoting beneficial bacteria and
decreasing potentially harmful ones, leading to improved nutrient
digestion and absorption.
▪ Metabolic Effects: Studies also suggest it can influence gut metabolic
status, supporting the host with stronger metabolic abilities for
nutrients.
• Bacillus Pumilus: Working alongside its Bacillus counterparts, Bacillus Pumilus
further enhances the diversity of beneficial bacteria in your gut.
o Emerging Research: While research on Bacillus pumilus as a human
probiotic is less extensive than other Bacillus strains, recent animal studies are
beginning to shed light on its potential. One 2025 study on mice with colitis
demonstrated that a probiotic strain of Bacillus pumilus (LV149) enhanced gut
repair, modulated the gut microbiota, and altered gene expression related to
gut health. This suggests its potential in supporting gut barrier function and
microbial balance.
• Diatomaceous Earth (Food Grade): More than just a filler, Diatomaceous Earth is a
naturally occurring, fossilized alga with a microscopic, porous structure.
o Research & Anecdotal Support:
▪ Internal Cleanser: Its mild abrasive properties are believed to assist in
cleansing the colon, potentially promoting the removal of waste and
toxins. This may lead to enhanced nutrient absorption and a general
improvement in digestive health.
▪ Trace Mineral Source: Food-grade diatomaceous earth is rich in
silica, an essential trace mineral vital for connective tissues, bones, and
various bodily functions. It also contains other trace minerals that can
contribute to overall well-being.
▪ Cholesterol Support: A small 1998 human study suggested that foodgrade diatomaceous earth might positively influence lipid metabolism,
with observed decreases in total cholesterol, LDL ("bad") cholesterol,
and triglycerides, and an increase in HDL ("good") cholesterol. While
more research with control groups is needed, this preliminary finding
is promising

When using a probiotic, gut function should improve. When your gut is healthy, vitamins and minerals can be better absorbed, having a possible positive effect on sports performance.

When the gut is empty, we have experienced incredible results. You can use this with our reset programme during fasting to recover or on its own maintaining gut health.

In theory YES. But we find weight loss is a complex process and no WONDER product will solve all your problems. You could use this in assistance to a healthy diet and exercise regime, assisting your progress.

When struggling with weight loss, this probiotic could benefit clients with their gut health which has an effect on constipation, hormone production & toxin removal.