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Post-Antibiotic Gut Rebuilder

Why It Matters

Antibiotics can save lives — but they also disrupt your gut ecosystem, wiping out beneficial bacteria and compromising the gut lining. This can lead to:

  • Bloating, poor digestion, or loose stools

  • Weakened immunity

  • Food sensitivities

  • Fatigue or mood changes

Hibi Heal & Seal™ is designed to repair, rebalance, and re-seed your gut after antibiotic use. Whether you’ve finished a course recently or months ago, this formula helps restore what medications depleted.

Hibi Rebuild & Seal™

$175.00Price
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  • This all-in-one formula combines:

    • Clinically studied probiotics to re-establish microbial balance

    • L-glutamine, aloe vera & zinc carnosine to help seal and repair the intestinal lining

    • Digestive enzymes to support nutrient absorption and ease bloating

    • Botanical soothers like marshmallow root and slippery elm for inflammation

    • Saccharomyces boulardii to prevent overgrowths and support immune protection

    Together, they help reduce inflammation, crowd out harmful bacteria, rebuild the gut lining, and create a stable foundation for long-term health.

    When to Use It

    • After any round of antibiotics (ideally within 3–6 months)

    • Following gut infections (e.g., food poisoning, traveler’s diarrhea)

    • During periods of stress, travel, or disrupted digestion

    • As part of a deeper gut rebalancing protocol

    Suggested Use

    Practitioner-Guided Dosing

    General Adult Protocol:

    • Take at least 2 hours away from any ongoing antibiotics

    • Continue for a minimum of 6–8 weeks to fully restore gut lining and microbiome diversity

    • May be combined with Hibi Gut Healthy™ probiotic for added microbiome diversity

    Practitioner Notes

    • Safe for post-antibiotic recovery in both adults and children (under practitioner supervision)

    • Can be paired with L-glutamine powder or bone broth to accelerate mucosal healing

    • Use as a Phase 2  Gut Rebalancing follow-up after antimicrobial protocols or intestinal cleanses

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