80/20 Probiotic for Pets

* Helps restore intestinal balance
* Inhibits overgrowth of harmful bacteria in the gut
* Reduces gas
* Improves digestion and absorption of nutrients
* Contains 60 to 70 billion active cells per serving

80/20 Probiotic's is a culture of live beneficial microorganisms that can help to restore the natural balance in the gastro-intestinal tract of horses, dogs, cats and other animals. The entire earth is based on a symbiotic relationship between beneficial bacteria and pathogenic microorganisms, with an ideal ratio of 80% to 20% respectively.

The same is true for the environment inside your pet's gastro-intestinal tract. Unfortunately, due to daily exposure to chemicals, preservatives, and processed foods, it is very difficult for animals to maintain that healthy balance. Increased pathogenic bacteria in the gut can lead to inefficient absorption of nutrients, increased susceptibility to worms, parasites, fungus and infections, as well as a less efficient immune system. Eleven Elements's 80/20 Probiotic is designed to assist in the restoration of the ideal ratio of good to bad bacteria, strengthen your animal's digestive tract, and increase their resistance to illness, parasites and other harmful pathogens.

80/20 Probiotic works to create a healthy and normal intestinal balance.

2 oz - $19.95
16 oz/pint - $29.95

Ingredients: Contains a proprietary blend of superior strains of live natural lactic acid cultures and phototrophic bacteria grown in a proprietary base of ultra purified bio-photon structured water, organic sugar cane molasses and ultra purified structured water.

Many folks also use Quantosilver in addition to the 80/20 Probiotic.

Feeding guidelines: Mix recommended dosage with food once a day.

For Cats: 1 drop per day

For Dogs:
1 to 20 lbs: 3 drops per day
20-40 lbs: 4 drops per day
41-60 lbs: 5 drops per day
Over 60 lbs: 6 drops per day

80-20 Probiotic uses the following technologies:

ORME
ORME Energy Technology
Monatomic Elements
High Spin Monatomic State
Ionic Minerals

What are ORMEs monoatomic minerals, zeolites, and fulvic acid?