Bacillus coagulans

Bacillus coagulans is a type of good bacteria, called a probiotic. It produces lactic acid, but isn’t the same thing as Lactobacillus, another type of probiotic. B. coagulans is able to generate spores during its reproductive life cycle. This is unlike Lactobacillus and many other 19. This ability allows B. coagulans to go dormant during harsh conditions, which might kill off other 19. For this reason, this strain of bacteria is particularly robust. It’s able to withstand extreme environments, such as high levels of acid, in the stomach. This may make B. coagulans particularly effective at alleviating stomach distress and other ailments.

After fermentation, centrifugation, micro-capsulation and lyophilization, collect the lyophilizer mass to package into end product.