To shop in USA, Canada and UK, go to
miduty.shop
70% of a child’s immune system resides in their gut. [1]. When gut flora is balanced, kids experience better digestion, stronger immunity, and fewer infections. But poor diet, antibiotics, and processed foods often disrupt this delicate balance.
Miduty PROBIOTICS+ resolves this problem with a triple action formula of prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics, crafted especially for kids. It contains Sunfiber (3,000 mg) as a prebiotic to nourish good bacteria, 6 billion CFU of four potent probiotic strains, and Sodium Butyrate (250 mg) as a postbiotic to strengthen gut lining and improve nutrient absorption.
A gut microbiome contains trillions of bacteria, which are essential for digestion, immune function, and barrier protection. Disruptions from infections, antibiotics, or diet can lead to diarrhea, constipation, poor nutrient absorption or children can experience bloating, diarrhea, low immunity, and even mood fluctuations. The goal of Miduty PROBIOTICS+ is to deliver a targeted, safe, and evidence-based probiotic for kids, enhanced with prebiotics and postbiotics, to optimize gut health during growth.
Each scoop of Miduty PROBIOTICS+ delivers 6 billion CFU of active probiotic cultures, fortified with 3,000 mg of Sunfiber and 250 mg of Sodium Butyrate.
Prebiotics nourish and stimulate the growth of beneficial bacteria, ensuring a healthy environment in the gut. Probiotics recolonize the intestine, crowd out harmful pathogens, and enhance digestion. Postbiotics strengthen the gut barrier, reduce inflammation, and support nutrient absorption.
A study in children aged 1–10 with acute diarrhea found that taking the probiotic Weizmannia coagulans MTCC 5856 shortened diarrhea by about 11 hours, reducing the average duration from roughly 63 hours to 51 hours. [2]
In trials of B. coagulans Unique IS2, supplementation in children with irritable bowel syndrome (4–12 years) yielded reductions in abdominal pain, bloating, and improved stool consistency. [3]
B. Subtilis is well studied in probiotic literature for gut modulation and pathogen suppression.
Sunfiber is a partially hydrolyzed guar gum (PHGG) prebiotic fiber used in over 100 clinical studies for gut health. [4]
In adult and pediatric trials, PHGG improved stool frequency and consistency and reduced GI discomfort and bloating. [5] By feeding beneficial gut bacteria (and our probiotic strains) with fermentable fiber, Sunfiber enhances the growth of commensals and the production of short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs).
A 2022 study published in Frontiers in Microbiology found that children taking a Bacillus coagulans supplement experienced a 42% improvement in digestive health and a 35% reduction in diarrhea episodes.
Sunfiber (Partially Hydrolyzed Guar Gum) acts as a soluble prebiotic fiber, feeding the probiotics and aiding regular bowel movements. Studies indicate it can increase beneficial bacteria like Bifidobacteria by 28% within weeks. Postbiotics, such as Sodium Butyrate, play a crucial role in reinforcing the intestinal barrier, reducing inflammation, and supporting brain health
Beyond its well-known digestive benefits, Bacillus coagulans has some surprising properties. Certain strains of this probiotic can naturally produce vitamin B12 within the gut, potentially helping children meet their daily micronutrient requirements. Additionally, its spores are incredibly resilient, capable of surviving extreme heat and stomach acidity. This unique durability means that B. coagulans can remain active even after exposure to cooking or harsh gastrointestinal conditions, a feature rare among probiotics.
Bacillus subtilis is remarkable not only for gut health but also for its protective mechanisms. It can form a biofilm along the intestinal lining, which acts as a shield to prevent harmful pathogens from colonizing the gut. Moreover, it secretes specific enzymes that help break down toxins and even trace heavy metals, supporting natural detoxification processes within the digestive system. These functions go far beyond simple probiotic activity, offering multi-layered gut protection.
Sunfiber (Partially hydrolyzed guar gum, PHGG) — 3000 mg (Feeds beneficial bacteria, improves bowel movement, and supports digestive regularity.)
Sunfiber (Partially hydrolyzed guar gum, PHGG) — 3000 mg (Feeds beneficial bacteria, improves bowel movement, and supports digestive regularity.)
Sodium Butyrate (butyric acid salt) — 250 mg (elemental sodium = 52.50 mg) (Strengthens gut lining, reduces inflammation, and enhances nutrient uptake)
Sodium Butyrate (butyric acid salt) — 250 mg (elemental sodium = 52.50 mg) (Strengthens gut lining, reduces inflammation, and enhances nutrient uptake)
Spore probiotics such as B. coagulans have been shown in pediatric trials to shorten the total diarrhea duration by ~11 hours when used adjunctively. [2]
The probiotic strains help compete with pathogenic bacteria and reinforce the gut epithelial barrier by enhancing tight junction proteins.
Prebiotic (Sunfiber) fuels beneficial bacteria, helping the microbiome recover more rapidly after insult.
Postbiotic butyrate directly nourishes colonocytes and moderates inflammation in the gut, aiding faster recovery.
Study Year 2021
With 70–80% of immune cells being present in the gut, there is an intricate interplay between the intestinal microbiota, the intestinal epithelial layer, and the local mucosal immune system.
Study Year 2024
Taking the probiotic Weizmannia coagulans MTCC 5856 shortened diarrhea by about 11 hours, reducing the average duration from roughly 63 hours to 51 hours.
Study Year 2024
B. coagulans Unique IS2, supplementation in children with irritable bowel syndrome (4–12 years) yielded reductions in...
Study Year 2019
Sunfiber is a partially hydrolyzed guar gum (PHGG) prebiotic fiber used in over 100 clinical studies for gut health.
Study Year 2019
Up to 40–45% reduction in diarrhea episodes and faster recovery time.
Study Year 2022
25–30% faster restoration of gut microbiota after antibiotic use.
Study Year 2022
Study Year 2025
35–40% enhancement in immune resilience and fewer sick days.
Yes, kids can safely take probiotics as they help balance gut bacteria, improve digestion, and strengthen immunity, especially after antibiotics or frequent tummy troubles.
The best time to give probiotics to kids is on an empty stomach, ideally before breakfast or before bedtime, to help the beneficial bacteria survive stomach acid and work effectively in the gut.
Probiotics are generally safe for kids, though some may experience mild gas, bloating, or stomach discomfort for the first few days as their gut adjusts to the healthy bacteria.
Probiotics usually start showing benefits in kids within 1–2 weeks, improving digestion and stool consistency, with more noticeable immune and gut health improvements after 4–8 weeks of regular use.
Yes, probiotics can help kids with constipation by restoring healthy gut bacteria, improving bowel regularity, and softening stools, making bowel movements easier and more comfortable.
Yes, prebiotics are beneficial for kids as they feed the good bacteria in the gut, supporting healthy digestion, stronger immunity, and overall gut balance.
