 Explaining FOS and MOS How DO they benefit the digestive tract?
Definition: mannonoligosaccharide is derived from the cell walls of a specific strain of yeast culture Positives: acts as a prebiotic in the digestive system by tricking harmful bacteria into binding to it and thus carrying them out of the system. MOS also attaches to the same sites in the digestive tract that harmful bacteria would attach and thus preventing them from doing so; both help to decrease harmful bacteria therefore improving digestive tract health and also boosting the immune system
Definition: also known as fructooligosaccharide, or inulin is often extracted from chicory root, is a carbohydrate that is indigestible by mammals and acts as a prebiotic in the digestive system by providing a food source for beneficial bacteria which can then out compete harmful bacteria Positives: this product has been scientifically shown to benefit animals by improving beneficial bacteria numbers in the digestive system and thus improving overall digestive health including boosting the immune system
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