Up until now, the only recourse has been to exclude these exorphin-generating foods from the diet. However, the problems is that it is not only gluten-containing and dairy foods that generate exorphins—meat and even some vegetables also generate exorphins.

This is why Pharmax has developed HLC MindLinx—a completely new type of probiotic that combines the original HLC High Potency product with two new strains that can break down these damaging exorphins in the gut...before they can be absorbed!

Other Ingredients:  cellulose, silica, vegetable magnesium stearate.

All HLC probiotics contain NO dairy, casein, wheat, gluten, soy, corn, nuts or other common allergens. And are manufactured in a nut free facility.

Recommended Intake:
one gram (¼ teaspoon) to be taken twice daily with a meal. Probiotics are ideally taken with or after meals (due to weakest stomach acidity), but can be taken anytime it's most convenient for you. Can be taken at the same time as Alli-Cinn or other garlic products, but should be taken at a different time from your antibiotics (4 hours apart or more).

Safe and highly recommended during pregnancy, lactation, and antibiotic use.

Contra-indications:  None known if recommended intake is followed. Keep this product out of the reach of children.

Storage:  May contain up to 12 billion viable cells per gram if kept refrigerated. Once removed from refrigerator, product will maintain label potency for 6 months at room temperature.

Figure 1: Breakdown of milk B-caseomorphin-7 by selected HLC lactic acid bacteria

Figure 2: Breakdown of wheat exorphin-A5 by selected HLC lactic acid bacteria

Figure 3: Effect of 21 days supplementations of HLC MindLinx on urinary excretion of opioid peptide exorphin B5 in six normal adult subjects.>

Subjects were provided with a meal of bread and milk and urinary exorphin measured over the next 10 hours. Subjects took MindLinx for 21 days before being offered the same meal of bread and milk. The difference in the 'before' and 'after' urinary exorphin profiles are clear.

Note: For further detailed reading, see Pharmax Technical Monograph entitled 'Intestinal Effects on Autism and ADHD—Potential for a Novel Probiotic Approach'.

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