What Is LactoSpore®? The Science Behind the Stable Probiotic in PharmaBiotic
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When choosing a probiotic, it's easy to focus on the number of live bacteria listed on the label. But there's another factor that's just as important: whether those beneficial bacteria can survive the journey to your gut.
At Pharma Plus, we carefully selected LactoSpore®, a clinically studied probiotic strain, for our PharmaBiotic formula because of its quality, stability and scientific research.
What is LactoSpore®?
LactoSpore® is a patented strain of Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856. Unlike many traditional probiotics, it is a spore-forming probiotic, meaning it naturally develops a protective outer layer that helps it remain stable during storage and survive the acidic environment of the stomach.
Once it reaches the intestines, the protective spore opens, allowing the probiotic to become active where it's needed.
Why does this matter?
Many probiotic strains are sensitive to heat, moisture and stomach acid. This means that some live bacteria may not survive long enough to reach the gut.
Because LactoSpore® forms a natural protective spore, it offers several advantages:
- Stable at room temperature
- No refrigeration required
- Helps protect the probiotic as it passes through stomach acid
- Designed to deliver viable bacteria to the intestines
For busy lifestyles, this makes it a convenient choice that's easy to store and take every day.
A clinically studied probiotic strain
Not all probiotics have the same level of research behind them. LactoSpore® has been the subject of multiple scientific studies investigating its safety and digestive health applications.
Research has shown that the strain is well tolerated in healthy adults and has been evaluated in several clinical studies. Additional laboratory research has also demonstrated its ability to survive simulated digestive conditions, supporting its journey through the gastrointestinal tract.
This is one of the reasons we chose LactoSpore® as the probiotic ingredient in PharmaBiotic.
Supporting your gut microbiome
Your digestive system is home to trillions of microorganisms that together form your gut microbiome.
A balanced gut microbiome plays an important role in normal digestion and overall wellbeing. Factors such as travel, dietary changes, stress and antibiotics can temporarily disrupt this balance.
Taking a probiotic as part of a healthy lifestyle may help support a balanced gut microbiome and everyday digestive health.
Why we chose LactoSpore® for PharmaBiotic
At Pharma Plus, we believe quality matters just as much as quantity.
That's why PharmaBiotic contains LactoSpore® — a probiotic ingredient chosen for its:
- Clinically studied strain
- Excellent stability
- No refrigeration required
- Convenient once-daily use
- High manufacturing quality
Rather than selecting an ingredient based solely on a high CFU count, we wanted a probiotic with a strong scientific foundation and proven stability.
Making gut health part of your routine
Supporting your digestive health doesn't stop with a supplement.
Simple daily habits can make a difference:
- Eat a varied diet rich in fibre.
- Include plenty of fruit and vegetables.
- Stay well hydrated.
- Exercise regularly.
- Prioritise good sleep.
- Take your probiotic consistently as directed.
Small, consistent habits often have the biggest long-term impact.
The bottom line
When it comes to probiotics, the strain matters.
LactoSpore® is a clinically studied, spore-forming probiotic selected for PharmaBiotic because of its stability, quality and scientific backing. Combined with a healthy lifestyle, it offers a simple way to support your gut health every day.
References
- LactoSpore® Official Information – https://lactospore.com/
- What is LactoSpore®? https://lactospore.com/about-lactospore/what-is-lactospore/
- Majeed M. et al. A Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Parallel Study Evaluating the Safety of Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856 in Healthy Individuals. Journal of Clinical Toxicology.
- Majeed M. et al. Evaluation of Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856 in adults with IBS. Nutrition Journal.