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Targeted Probiotics

Meaning

Targeted Probiotics are specific strains of live microorganisms, administered with the intention of conferring a health benefit, that are selected based on their known ability to address a particular physiological or hormonal imbalance. Unlike general, broad-spectrum probiotics, these strains are chosen for their demonstrated efficacy in specific clinical areas, such as modulating estrogen metabolism, improving insulin sensitivity, or reducing gut inflammation. This approach reflects a precision medicine strategy in gut health, moving beyond general microbial support to address specific pathways relevant to hormonal wellness.