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How does Theralacs acid-proof formula compare to enteric coated probiotics?

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How does Theralacs acid-proof formula compare to enteric coated probiotics?

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Much better and safer! Most enteric coated probiotics are treated with a polymer of acrylic acid, a synthetic chemical. The sodium alginate used to acid-proof Theralac capsules is a natural carbohydrate found in seaweed (patented). NOTE: Studies show that > 99% of unprotected probiotics are killed when exposed to stomach acid for 1 hour, a typical time spent in the stomach.

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