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Why Consumers Love It

The main reason Atomy Probiotics 10+ is so popular is that it contains 12 different types of probiotics, including 2 patented strains, each playing a unique role in gut health. By taking Atomy Probiotics 10+ once a day, you can consume 3 billion probiotics that help proliferate beneficial bacteria, inhibit harmful bacteria, and support healthy bowel movements.

Atomy Probiotics 10+ comes in a convenient powder form, enriched with supplementary ingredients like apples, bananas, and strawberries, in addition to the 12 types of probiotics. This makes it easy to take anytime, anywhere, without needing water. It's recommended to take one sachet per day, and you can mix it with water or a drink if you prefer.

Unlike the typically dry flavor of many probiotics, Atomy Probiotics 10+ offers a refreshing taste. It's suitable for the whole family, including growing children and young adults, and is especially beneficial for maintaining gut health.

The intestines are more than just a part of the digestive system; they play a crucial role in maintaining the overall health balance of our body. However, modern lifestyles—characterized by frequent drinking, lack of exercise, and excessive stress—pose a threat to gut health. To protect your gut, it's important to avoid high-calorie foods, alcohol, and smoking, exercise regularly, and eat a balanced diet rich in nutrients.

With the rising popularity of probiotics, the market is flooded with various products, making it hard for consumers to choose. One key factor to consider is whether the product contains probiotics recognized by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety. Lactobacillus plantarum, known as the kimchi probiotic, is popular because it suits the intestinal environment of Koreans who consume a lot of spicy foods.

The human gut hosts over 100 species of bacteria, totaling about 100 trillion, which live off the food we eat. These bacteria are classified into beneficial and harmful types. Maintaining a healthy gut requires a higher ratio of beneficial bacteria to harmful ones. If this balance is disrupted, the intestines won't function properly.
Probiotics are live bacteria that help maintain health, with most known probiotics being lactic acid bacteria. They are broadly classified into five types: Lactobacillus, Bifidobacterium, Enterococcus, Streptococcus, and Lactococcus. Nineteen species, including Lactobacillus acidophilus, have been recognized by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety as functional ingredients that help proliferate beneficial bacteria, inhibit harmful bacteria, and enhance bowel movements. As probiotics are known to support gut health, the probiotics market is expanding. The domestic probiotics market, based on production, grew at an average annual rate of 58% from 40.5 billion won in 2011 to 157.9 billion won in 2015, and has surpassed 200 billion won this year. Globally, the probiotics market, estimated at 35 trillion won, is growing at an average annual rate of 7.6%, and is expected to reach 57 trillion won by 2020.