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Microbiome Ix

A polyphenol prebiotic that feeds your gut bacteria, with no fiber to ferment.

Sale price$47.00 USD

About $1.57 a day

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All the prebiotic, none of the fiber.

Microbiome Ix
Microbiome Ix Sale price$47.00 USD

Dr. Isabel Sharkar, NMD — Co-Founder, Indigo Health Clinic

CEO & Head of Innovation · Naturopathic Medical Doctor · 15+ years clinical practice

As featured in
"Every formula in this store was developed for our clients — not for a shelf. These are the same protocols we use every day in the clinic and on ourselves"
Third-Party Tested Non-Fiber Prebiotic Gluten-Free Soy-Free Dairy-Free No Artificial Colors No Artificial Sweeteners

Feed your gut bacteria without the downside of fiber.

FEEDS YOUR BACTERIA
Polyphenols feed the beneficial bacteria you already have, so more of them grow and diversify.
STRONGER GUT BARRIER
These polyphenols are antioxidants, and they support the mucosal barrier that protects your gut wall.
COMFORTABLE DIGESTION
With no fiber to ferment, the formula supports comfortable digestion rather than adding a fermenting load.

Most prebiotics are fiber. This one uses polyphenols.

Fiber prebiotics feed your bacteria by fermenting, and fermentation is what produces gas. These polyphenols come from two extracts, pomegranate and citrus. There is no fiber in it to ferment.

Feeding your bacteria feeds your gut lining.

Your bacteria break these polyphenols down into short chain fatty acids, the fuel your gut lining runs on. Well-fed cells hold a stronger mucosal barrier, the layer around your gut wall. That barrier is what keeps the wall intact.

Your immune system lives mostly in your gut.

Much of your immune defense sits in your gut wall, working behind that same mucosal barrier. That barrier is what your immune defense relies on, and Microbiome Ix supports it.

PREBIOTICS
Fiber you have to tolerate
MICROBIOME IX
Two extracts, no fiber
Fixed dose from day one

Who it's for

This is for you if you:

Get bloated or gassy from fiber supplements
Want to feed your gut bacteria without adding fiber
Already get enough fiber and want a different approach
Take a probiotic and want to support the bacteria you have

How to take it

Take two capsules daily, or as recommended by your health care practitioner. The dose is fixed, so there is no starting low and building up the way a fiber supplement asks.

How this differs from a probiotic

A probiotic adds bacteria to your gut, and a prebiotic feeds the bacteria already living there. Microbiome Ix is a prebiotic, so it feeds your existing bacteria.

Before you take it

Microbiome Ix contains no wheat, gluten, soy, corn, animal or dairy products, fish, shellfish, peanuts, tree nuts, or egg. If you are pregnant, nursing, have any health condition, any allergies, or are taking any medication, consult your practitioner before taking this product.

The facts
FormCapsule
Serving size2 capsules
Capsules per bottle60
Servings per bottle30
SupplyAbout one month
Free fromWheat, gluten, soy, corn, animal and dairy products, artificial colors, artificial sweeteners, preservatives
TestingThird-party, for identity, purity, and potency
Fiber prebiotics ferment in your gut, and that fermentation is what produces gas. Microbiome Ix feeds your gut bacteria with polyphenols instead. The formula produces little fermentation as a result.
Most prebiotics are fiber, which is why the two words often get used interchangeably. A prebiotic is anything your gut bacteria feed on, and polyphenols qualify. Microbiome Ix uses polyphenols from pomegranate and citrus.
Most prebiotics are fiber, and fiber ferments. Microbiome Ix is a polyphenol prebiotic with no fiber to ferment. If you have a diagnosed condition, ask your practitioner whether it belongs in your protocol.
Both feed your gut bacteria, and they do it by different routes. Fiber Ix is a fiber supplement, so it suits you if fiber agrees with you. Microbiome Ix uses polyphenols and no fiber, which is the one to choose when even a gentle fiber leaves you uncomfortable.
A probiotic adds bacteria to your gut. Microbiome Ix feeds the bacteria that already live there. Those are different jobs, and your practitioner can tell you whether you need both.