Reduce Inflammation
>70% of women with unexplained infertility have elevated levels of inflammation. Elevated levels are also found in PCOS, male infertility and endometriosis. Our ingredients reduce inflammation, for better quality eggs and sperm.
Enhancing Preconception Health and Beyond
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Create a Fertile Gut
Designed to promote optimal microbiota diversity for conception and beyond.
Optimal Fertility Begins in the Gut
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Strengthen the Immune System
A healthy immune system is essential for conception and a successful pregnancy. Increase monocyte and T cell count to boost immune function and reduce your risk of infection.
Reduce Toxin Absorption and Systemic Exposure
Environmental toxins, including bisphenol A (BPA), have adverse impacts on male and female fertility. A diverse, healthy microbiota reduces absorption and the negative impact of these environmental toxins.
Increase Male Testosterone
Increased gut microbiota diversity is associated with 28% higher testosterone concentrations. Testosterone is needed to promote the development of quality sperm.
Control Blood Sugar
Poor control of blood sugar is associated with a longer time to conception. The proven prebiotics in Fertile Gut improve blood sugar control to optimise fertility.
Improve Nutritent Absorption
A well balanced gut microbiota will extract more phytonutrients from food to provide key nutrients for quality eggs and sperm. Compounds in Fertile Gut have also been shown to increase feelings of fullness, assisting weight management.
Optimise Oestrogen
There are >60 species of bacteria in your gut that regulate oestrogen. A disrupted microbiome is seen in endometriosis and PCOS. Balance your microbiota for optimal hormone regulation for fertility.
Strengthen the Gut Barrier
Our proven prebiotics increase the expression of proteins that hold your gut cells together. A strong barrier protects against pathogens and reduces endotoxin in the blood.
Optimal Fertility Starts with
Nurturing your Gut Microbiota
The term 'gut microbiota' refers to the tens of trillions of microorganisms that live in our gut.
If your microbiota are out of balance this has a negative impact upon the development of eggs and sperm, and pregnancy progression.
An imbalance in our gut microbiota can be triggered by stress, antibiotic consumption, consuming processed foods, low dietary fibre intake, sleep disturbances and physical inactivity.
This imbalance or dysbiosis impairs reproductive health.
Dysbiosis is found in conditions affecting fertility including:
⚆ polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
⚆ endometriosis
⚆ low testosterone in males
⚆ oestrogen driven conditions
⚆ obesity
⚆ unexplained infertility
⚆ inflammation and oxidative stress
The PCOS Girls Podcast
Did you know that the gut microbiome of women with PCOS looks a little different? Nurturing a healthy, diverse gut microbiota is a game changer for managing PCOS symptoms and pathology. Join us as we chat with The PCOS Girls to talk all things gut health, fertility and PCOS!
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Create a Fertile Gut
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Our natural, complex, raw prebiotic goodness makes it all the way to your microbiota for fermentation.
Nourish
Your beneficial microbes begin to thrive, improving gut diversity and the production of beneficial short chain fatty acids like butyrate.
Fertile Ground
A diverse, healthy gut dampens inflammation and balances hormones for better reproductive health.
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Cane Fibre Complex
Proven Prebiotics
Our key gut diversity promoting ingredient is 100% natural cane fibre. The plant cell structure is the same as that found in other fruits and vegetables, but without the accompanying carbohydrate sugars. The cane fibre demonstrates Low FODPMAP fermentability and proven prebiotic effect while also providing active phytonutrients and antioxidants.
Greater diversity in your microbiome is fueled by complex prebiotics and promotion of good bacteria that will synthesise short chain fatty acids. With a crystallinity index higher than banana starch, cane fibre is stronger and more resistant to breakdown when transiting through the intestinal tract so it can be used as fuel in the lower gut promoting a diverse microbiota for fertility.
Functional Inulin
Inulin is an incredibly effective prebiotic proven to increase counts of Bifidobacteria which produce thiamine, riboflavin, vitamin B6 and vitamin K essential for healthy sperm and egg development.
Supporting the growth of beneficial Lactobaccilus, inulin improves insulin sensitivity and stimulates the production of large quantities of short chain fatty acids.
In conditions such as PCOS where the microbiota drive inflammation, inulin promotes diversity, reducing inflammation and improving metabolism.
Essential Omega-3
Omega-3 fatty acids have been shown to improve sperm and egg quality and embryo development. They nurture the gut microbiota to prevent dysbiosis.
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Omega-3 increases the production of short-chain fatty acids, reducing inflammation. This means better quality ingredients for baby making and improved health of mums and bubs to be.
Virtual Beat Infertility Summit
Trying to Conceive? Find out how to build the best foundation to optimise your chance of pregnancy success by joining us at the FREE Beat Infertility Virtual Summit. It's not to late to register and you get access to over 90+ fertility talks!
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Beat Infertility Podcast
Want to explore the science behind optimsing your gut health for optimal fertility? We talk with Beat Infertility host Heather Huhman to explore who is living in your gut, how they impact your fertility and what happens with they are disrupted in dysbiosis,
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