LeanBiome Ingredients: The Label, Its Doses and the Nine Probiotic Strains

The LeanBiome Supplement Facts panel is short and readable. Two capsules make a serving, thirty servings fill a bottle and each line has a figure. The seller presents the lines as one formula aimed at a balanced gut microbiome. A longer ingredients article helps with reading it.

Thinking about any supplement? Raise it with your doctor, and leave prescriptions as they are.

The label as a table

Rows are sorted from the biggest amount to the smallest, and every figure covers two capsules.

Printed as other ingredients: silicon dioxide, gellan gum, microcrystalline cellulose, magnesium stearate and hydroxypropyl methylcellulose. No daily values appear.

What each line is

These notes say what each ingredient is. Any payoff, the seller says, comes from the formula acting together, so we give no ingredient an effect of its own.

The probiotic lines

Nine species, three lines. L. gasseri and L. rhamnosus each get a line and a figure. The other seven strains sit together on one line, so the label offers a single 10 milligram, 5 billion CFU figure for the group and none for an individual strain. Our own sum across the three lines is 20 billion CFU.

The delayed-release capsule

The seller describes the shell as acid-resistant, with the aim of letting more of the live bacteria arrive in the gut.

Inulin

The fiber found in chicory root, at 200 milligrams per serving.

The green tea phytosome

A leaf extract of green tea with the caffeine removed, bound to sunflower phospholipid, at 300 milligrams. The seller names that combination a phytosome.

Sphaeranthus indicus and the mangosteen rind

Two more plant ingredients, listed at 300 and 100 milligrams. The second is the outer rind of the mangosteen fruit.

What else goes into the capsule

Past the active lines, the label names five carriers and fillers (listed above). The seller calls the product vegan-friendly and says it is made without BPA, GMOs, crustaceans, nuts, soy, egg, dairy or gluten. With an allergy or sensitivity in the picture, read the whole panel on the bottle before ordering.

About the doses

Every line has a dose, so comparing is straightforward. The exception is inside the blend, where seven strains split one figure. If amounts matter to you, the 180-day window leaves time to go through the label with a pharmacist.

Who the formula fits

• People who would rather swallow a capsule than stir a powder
• Adults who like seeing a number next to each ingredient
• Anyone who wants a long trial before they commit

The label wants a physician involved if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or under 18, or if you live with a known medical condition. Prescriptions continue, and the bottle’s directions apply.