Probiotics
Gut and vaginal flora, quietly doing fertility work.
What it is
Probiotics are live beneficial bacteria — most commonly Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium strains — that support the gut microbiome and, for some strains, the vaginal microbiome.
Why it’s used
- Supports digestive comfort, which matters when iron and prenatals are involved.
- Lactobacillus-dominant vaginal flora is associated with better reproductive outcomes.
- Supports immune balance during pregnancy.
What research says
- Studies link a Lactobacillus-dominant endometrial and vaginal microbiome with higher implantation and live birth rates.
- Reviews suggest probiotics may reduce constipation associated with prenatal iron.
- Strain specificity matters — outcomes are not interchangeable across products.
Typical dose: 1–10 billion CFU daily of clinically studied strains.
Lunara products with Probiotics
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