08/13/2026
Probiotics? GREAT...when you use the right probiotics at the right time in the process.
Problem? Most don't have a gut that is prepared for probiotics - any probiotic. Most need to reduce, clear out, and then introduce. Gut health is all about doing the process correctly. Most fail because they don't do it correctly. To be frank, most don't know what correct even looks like and that includes practitioners (doctors, etc.)
Hi. My name is Rob - Owner of Ancientarian Nutrition. I worked in the hospital with radiologists and doctors for years (20+). I trained professional fighters for years. Now? I mostly help women with gut health, immune health, liver health, mood, and fitness/weight. Meaning, I get asked this, "Can you help me with IBD, diarrhea, and weight loss?" a lot.
Gut health, like anything, must be done correctly in order to succeed. Compare gut health to building a home. Would you ever start by building the roof? No. Would you frame a home before establishing the foundation? Never. So, why introduce probiotics into a gut that is clogged or imbalanced? Again, it's not that the probiotics are bad. It's that the gut isn't prepared for them. The foundation hasn't been set.
Personally, my clients use Cleanse for a cleanup prior to using probiotics. It works best this way. Yes, I am an advisor to Silver Fern™. I know their per-product and ingredient research. True. But I also endorse their products because I use them in my personal business, and they work.
If you want THE effective gut binder, use Cleanse.
If you need a full digestive health protocol (constipation, reflux, heartburn, bloating, etc.), DM Silver Fern™ "PROTOCOL."
I also take on clients one-on-one. I am happy to help you if you need that help. Reach out to me on Ancientarian Nutrition (ancientarian_nutrition). I specialize in putting the whole system together, including weight-management support.