Consumers are looking for more ways to add probiotics to their health regimen
Probiotics: The Market for Tomorrow That You Should Be Growing Today
Yogurt, tempeh, kombucha: what do these funky foods have in common? They are all an excellent source of good bacteria, or probiotics. For most of the last century, modern medicine was concerned only with killing bacteria, since many types are destructive and infectious. That’s all changing, however, as the market explodes with probiotic supplements, and other sources of “friendly bacteria.”
Probiotics, like those found in miso soup, have been popular and celebrated in other countries for centuries
After decades of bacterial paranoia, many consumers are embracing their former foes. In some parts of the world, like Japan and Eastern Europe, probiotics have long been celebrated for their health benefits. Foods like miso, sauerkraut, and kefir are dietary staples from Budapest to Tokyo. Today, probiotics are gaining popularity in the United States, and many Americans are wondering how they can make probiotics a part of every day.
Research is bearing out that the good bacteria in probiotics are necessary for optimal health. Antibiotics, harsh detergents, skincare products, and even poor diet, can all kill healthy bacteria. The absence of this bacteria can contribute to a host of ailments from digestive distress to skin irritation. Researchers seem to discover new benefits of probiotics almost daily. Yet, we’ve only just begun to understand the important functions of these good germs.
The Benefits of Probiotic Supplements
Many Americans prefer to get a daily dose of friendly bacteria via probiotic supplements
Getting enough probiotics from food sources can require a drastic change in diet. Mass-produced dairy is pasteurized and can be loaded with additives, compromising its natural probiotic content. So, many consumers are relying on probiotic supplements to meet their needs. Kombucha is a popular new drink rich with probiotics, but it’s still in experimental stages. It’s impossible for consumers to know exactly which bacteria it holds, and if it’s enough to replenish the healthy bacteria in our bodies. With the mystery and inconsistencies in our modern food sources, probiotic supplements are the natural choice.
By taking a probiotics supplement, consumers have added peace of mind. They know which bacteria they’re getting, so they can be sure it’s just the good stuff with none of the bad. In addition, they can be sure that one or two capsules provide enough probiotics for their health, taking the guess work out of complicated diet changes.
Probiotics: Not Just for Your Gut
Does a probiotic supplement have to come in a pill? Promising new research suggests not. It turns out that the human body needs good bacteria inside and out. Dandruff, rashes, and athlete’s foot can all come from bacterial imbalances on our skin. Friendly bacteria can be quite fragile, and many experts worry that our modern fondness for body wash, moisturizers and deodorants is all but obliterating our skin bacteria.
Start Your Own Private Label Probiotic Supplement Product Line
Private Label Chewable Probiotics are suitable for the whole family
These new findings in probiotics research are just one example of how private label supplement retailers should be developing new products to meet demand.
We already have a great selection of probiotic supplements, to help you start your product line. Our daily probiotic capsule (Daily Probiotic 10 Billion CFU) is an excellent all-purpose supplement for regular use. Some consumers might prefer the 6 Billion Active Extreme Acidophilus + Pectin Support formula, to be taken with meals, or our extra-resilient probiotic strain that utilizes BIO-tract® technology (Probiotic 2 Billion CFU).
Other probiotics, such as chewable tablets, can be specially marketed to seniors and younger consumers, as parents become more proactive with their children’s health.
At Private Label Supplement, we’re watching the development of the market for probiotics with great interest. Demand continues to climb, and the global market for these products is expected to exceed $28 billion by the coming year. With the exciting new press coverage and research surrounding probiotic supplements, consumers are increasingly eager to try these supplements for themselves.
To stay ahead of the growing demand for probiotics, you should stock up on the latest probiotic supplements. Private Label Supplement can be part of your efforts and help you succeed. Contact our Sales Managers at 855-209-0225 ext. 2 or email us at sales@privatelabelsupplement.com. We are waiting for your call!
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