Gut Feelings Are Real: How Gut Health Affects Our Mood

These physical effects are one thing, but did you know that even very subtle changes in our gut can affect our emotional well-being? Because stress and the gut are so closely linked, you'll benefit from learning more about this bidirectional relationship—and the best ways to manage it.

But there is a simple way to help manage it.

Interrupting the cycle of gut-brain dysfunction often calls for a multilevel approach that includes an anti-inflammatory diet, exercise, meditation, and the addition of key gut-supporting nutrients and indication-targeted probiotics.

Technically defined as a psychobiotic, Omni-Biotic® Stress Release is made with nine scientifically tested probiotic strains that were chosen for their proven ability to offer safe, effective gut-brain axis support and promote resilience during times of stress. Published clinical trials confirm the efficacy of the Stress Release formulation, with impressive findings including:

Human studies exploring the interactions between the gut microbiome and the brain are still relatively scarce, which makes these findings all the more compelling. Strong positive outcomes that have been proven through demanding clinical trials elevate Omni-Biotic credibility beyond most probiotic brands on the market today. Reassuring, right?

As ongoing research continues to clarify the relationship between gut health and stress, the value of a quality probiotic speaks for itself. But Omni-Biotic Stress Release offers more than just quality. It was designed to provide reliable psychobiotic stress management by directly supporting the gut-brain axis—and the evidence shows it does just that. And coming off a year like 2020, when stress remains at an all-time high, we could all use that kind of support.