Respiratory Probiotic
Clinically-backed for optimal respiratory health*
Product Overview
M8™ Respiratory Probiotic is the world’s leading pulmonologist-formulated and clinically tested probiotic designed to support lung and respiratory health.*
This precision formulation includes a blend of live probiotic strains clinically shown to support lung structure and function, along with proprietary bioactive botanicals that help rebalance the Gut-Lung Axis and promote respiratory wellness.
Specifications
Probiotic Blend 144 mg
Lactiplantibacillus plantarum RSB11®
Probiotic Blend 144 mg
Lactobacillus acidophilus RSB12®
Probiotic Blend 144 mg
Lacticaseibacillus rhamnosus RSB13®
Proprietary Botanical Blend 240 mg
Turmeric (Curcuma longa) Root Extract
Antioxidant and immune-supportive properties and has been traditionally used to support respiratory health.*
Clinical Applications
Backed by multiple clinical studies and extensive research, M8™ Respiratory Probiotic is specifically designed to promote:
Respiratory Health
Helps optimize lung function and breathing efficiency.*
Mucus clearance and cough reduction
May assist in minimizing coughing and promoting airway comfort.*
Seasonal sinus and bronchial support
Aids in managing respiratory challenges linked to environmental factors.*
Gut and immune health
Supports microbiome balance and immune resilience.*
Improved sleep quality
May enhance restfulness by supporting clear airways.*
Mechanism of Action
Gut-Lung Axis Modulation
Emerging research highlights the important role of the gut microbiome in modulating immune responses beyond the gastrointestinal tract, including within the lungs.
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Emerging research highlights the
important role of the gut microbiome
in modulating immune responses
beyond the gastrointestinal tract,
including within the lungs. The
Gut-Lung Axis refers to the
bidirectional communication
between the gut microbiota and
the lungs, mediated by immune
signaling, microbial metabolites,
and inflammatorypathways.
The lungs are particularly
susceptible to environmental
irritants such as pollutants,
allergens, and cigarette smoke.
Live microbes in the gut can
influence systemic immune
responses by producing bioactive
metabolites that modulate
inflammatory pathways and
support pulmonary function.
Disruption of the Gut-Lung Axis
may influence respiratory health
and contribute to immune
imbalance.*
