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What are vaginal health probiotics?

Probiotics are living microorganisms that, when ingested, benefit your health. They help maintain balance in your microbiome—the community of microbes that is present in your gut and throughout your body from birth. The term “probiotics” usually refers to beneficial bacteria, the most common of which belong to groups called Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium. Certain types of yeasts, such as Saccharomyces boulardii, can also function as probiotics.

Research is showing that certain probiotic strains may provide health benefits that extend beyond the gut to the vaginal microbiome. These strains, which primarily include Lactobacillus species, play a crucial role in maintaining the delicate balance of microorganisms in the vaginal microbiome and are found in the best probiotics for vaginal health. These targeted probiotic strains help supportbalanced vaginal pH and yeast balance.*

Are probiotics good for vaginal health?

Probiotics can indeed provide support for vaginal health. They can help maintain a healthy balance of bacteria and yeast in the vaginal microbiome. Maintaining this delicate balance can help promote vaginal healthto keep your lady parts comfortable.Additionally, probiotics support gut and immune health, which can impact multiple areas of your wellbeing.*

How do probiotics benefit vaginal health?

Probiotics benefit vaginal health in several ways. Firstly, they help populate the vagina with beneficial bacteria, primarily Lactobacillus strains, which produce lactic acid.They help support vaginal pH balance and yeast balance. Additionally, vaginal health probiotics can help support a healthy gut and immune system, which contributes to overall wellness.*

What is the best probiotic for vaginal health?

The best probiotics for vaginal health typically contains specific strains that have been studied in women and shown to be particularly effective at promoting both vaginal and urinary healthby supporting the growth of beneficial bacteria and maintaining a healthy pH balance.*

The best vaginal health probioticswill also generally provide a diverse assortment of strains and offer guaranteed potency through the product’s expiration.*

Our Women’s Care probiotics contain multiple, diverse strains, including those shown to support vaginal health. And like all Renew Life probiotics, they offer potency guaranteed through expiration.*

How should I take probiotics for vaginal health?

In general, it's important to follow the instructions provided on the product label or consult with a healthcare professional for personalized guidance. Typically, probiotics are taken orally as capsules or tablets, with dosages ranging from once daily to multiple times a day, depending on the product formulation and your individual needs.

Often, the best time to take probiotics for vaginal health is just before a meal or as you begin eating. And if you’re just taking probiotics once per day, before breakfast is ideal. This is the time of day when your stomach environment is generally optimal for ensuring that you get the most out of all those beneficial bacteria. (And for many of us, adding a supplement into our morning routine is the best way to ensure that we’ll actually remember to take it!)

There’s one notable exception to the rule about taking probiotics before or with a meal. If your probiotic comes in delayed-release capsules, the exact timing of when you take it is less important. That’s because these capsules are designed to protect the beneficial bacteria inside, so they survive exposure to stomach acid and reach your gut alive. All Renew Life Women’s Care Probiotic capsules are made with delayed-release technology for this very reason. (If you don’t like taking capsules, try our probiotic gummies for an easy, tasty way to fit probiotics in to your daily routine.)

Probiotics have been shown to be safe for long-term daily use, and you can take them for as long as you feel they are benefiting your health.

Does gut health affect vaginal health?

Yes, gut health can significantly affect vaginal health. The gut and vagina are interconnected through the body's microbiome. The gut microbiome tends to get the most attention—keeping it balanced is fundamental to digestive, immune and overall wellness, after all—but your vagina has its own unique microbiome, and probiotics can play a role in keeping it balanced as well.*

What types of probiotics are beneficial for vaginal health?

Various types of probiotics are beneficial for vaginal health, with the most effective strains belonging to the Lactobacillusgenus. Specifically, Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG, Lactobacillus rhamnosus GR-1® and Lactobacillus reuteri RC-14® are known for their ability to colonize the vaginal tract and promote a healthy vaginal microbiome. These strains are commonly found in the best probiotics for vaginal health.*

Do probiotics help with vaginal yeast balance?

Maintaining healthy vaginal yeast balance is a concern for many women—and probiotics can help! Probiotics may help support healthy yeast balance in the vagina by maintaining a balanced vaginal microbiome.*

Certain probiotic strains, such as Lactobacillus rhamnosus GR-1® and Lactobacillus reuteri RC-14®, have been shown in clinical studies to help maintain the right balance of bacteria in the vaginal microbiome, which supports a healthy pH in the vagina. A healthy vaginal pH, in turn, sets the conditions for healthy yeast balance.*

Our Women’s Care line of probiotics features strains that have been clinically studied and shown to support vaginal yeast balance in women.*

Do probiotics help with vaginal yeast balance?

Our Women’s Care line of probiotics features strains that have been clinically studied and shown to support vaginal yeast balance in women.*

What is the vaginal microbiome?

The vaginal microbiome refers to the diverse community of microorganisms, including bacteria, fungi and viruses, that naturally inhabit the vaginal environment. These microorganisms play a crucial role in maintaining vaginal health by supporting pH balance andyeast and bacterial balance.*

What factors can disrupt the vaginal microbiome?

Many factors can disrupt the delicate balance of the vaginal microbiome. Some of these factors include antibiotic use, hormonal fluctuations (such as those occurring during menstruation, pregnancy or menopause), douching, sexual activity, certain medications, stress and dietary habits. Probiotics for vaginal health can help restore and maintain balance in the vaginal microbiome.*

Can probiotics be used to support vaginal health during pregnancy?

Yes, probiotics can help with vaginal pH imbalance by promoting the growth of beneficial bacteria that produce lactic acid. This helps maintain the natural acidity of the vagina, which is essential for maintaining a healthy microbial balance. By maintaining healthy vaginal pH levels, probiotics can support vaginal health.*

Are there any probiotic strains specifically targeted for women's health?

Yes, certain probiotic strains are specifically targeted for women's health, including vaginal health. Strains like Lactobacillus rhamnosusGR-1® and Lactobacillus reuteriRC-14®are two notable probiotics for vaginal health that have been extensively studied for their ability to colonize the vaginal tract, promote a healthy balance of yeast and bacteria, and support vaginal health.*

What makes probiotics specifically beneficial for women's health?

Women’s bodies—and our microbiomes—are unique and complex, and there are several ways that probiotics can benefit women’s health. Women suffer disproportionately when it comes to gut health—issues like occasional constipation and tummy troubles are more common among women than men. Maintaining urinary tract health is also more challenging for women, due simply to our anatomy. The good news? These are areas where women’s probiotics can really help maintain balance.*

There’s another area where probiotics really shine for women—vaginal health. Certain probiotic strains have been clinically shown to help maintain vaginal pH and yeast balance. Lactobacillus rhamnosus GR-1® and Lactobacillus reuteri RC-14® are two types of bacteria found in the vaginas (and urinary tracts) of healthy women. Studies show these strains reach and colonize the vagina, helping to maintain balanced pH and yeast levels.*

Our Women’s Care line of probiotics for vaginal health is designed to meet the unique needs of the female body. Every Women’s Care formula is made with strains that have been clinically studied in women and shown to provide targeted support for women’s health.*

How long does it take to see results from taking probiotics for vaginal health?

If you’re wondering how long it will take to feel the results of taking probiotics to support your vaginal health, keep in mind that everyone experiences the effects of probiotics a little differently. While some might experience results from taking a daily probiotic within a few days, it will take longer for others to notice beneficial effects.*

Probiotics aren’t an instant fix—it takes time to balance your gut and vaginal microbiome. Make them part of your daily routine and you may feel results in as little as two weeks, but generally in around 4 to 6 weeks.*

It’s a good idea to talk to your healthcare practitioner before starting a probiotic supplement for guidance in selecting the best strains, dose and duration for your health goals.*

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