OmbreRise Prebiotic Powder Fiber Supplement, Supports Digestive Regularity and Overall Wellness, Water Soluble, Fast-Absorbing, & Gentle on Stomach, Shelf-Stable, 8.5-Ounce Tub, 30 Servings

This prebiotic has been pretty life changing for me. I've struggled with an unknown digestive issue for the past 7-8 years, with abdominal pain and poor bowel movements being the main symptoms. I take this prebiotic daily along with Pendulum Butyricum (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B8QQ4JZZ). The Butyricum alleviated by abdominal pain significantly, but when I add the Ombre Rise my bowel movements also improve significantly. The two products together have improved my quality of life a lot.

Improves my baseline

I have taken this powder in the morning(I added it to my pre-workout). I have to say that it does not have any flavor aside from the dusty taste. Mixing with prework out, it didn't move my bowels like coffee dust. I have to admit that this prebiotics helped me more with Candida than Ombre pills.I noticed a significant reduction in irritation on the skin. However, it didn't not solve it completely like a magic pill. Dieting and gluten/sugar control should be still in place.For the price of $50 for 30 servings. I don't see the value for my self, hence I would not buy it again.✅I hope you’ve found the information and my review helpful.✅

The media could not be loaded.  The taste reminds me of collagen or like if you were to pour milk out of your glass and then pour water into it and drink it LOL. It doesn't taste that bad with water but I will mix or blend it in my coffee or shakes from now on.I don't really notice a difference taking it and I try to take it right before I take my probiotic that I take daily. I'm not sure if it's a coincidence that I always have to go to the bathroom after I take it cuz I take this in the morning nit long after I get up. Trying to look up the ingredients it's kind of confusing to me since I am unfamiliar with these but they don't seem to be bad from what I find except forXylooligosaccarides happened to be related to Xylitol which is poisonous to dogs. I know Xylitol isn't as bad for you as sucralose or the sweeteners with aspartame so I think this will be fine. It's just easier to scoop in and drink my required fiber for the day then trying to scrounge around for enough fiber to take before my Probiotic to make sure it will work properly. You have to have the Prebiotic fiber in your gut for the probiotic to do its job and feed off the prebiotic or the probiotic will just die. Overall, I think this Ombre Rise Prebiotic is worth the price and I give this 4 stars.

Unflavored, easy to add to coffee, water, or any favorite beverage. Also, the product delivers, it was easy to use the restroom the next day after drinking at night. I have been using it for two weeks now. Thankfully, not experiencing no other side effects.

Prebiotics are literally food for the microbiome, and the more variety in that food, the better. This is a great prebiotic powder, and offers a nice range of different prebiotics.The proprietary blend:Sunfiber, 2000mg xylooligosaccharides, Inavea (Baobab + acacia fiber).In general, I'm not a big fan of proprietary blends. I don't really see any reason why they would use a proprietary blend, and typically proprietary blends have less of the "premium" ingredients and more of the cheaper ones. But this one tells you the content of xylooligosaccharides at least. Inavea has been clinically studied at dosages of 5 grams per day, with benefits like improving digestive health and boosting beneficial gut bacteria. Unfortunately there is no way to know whether or not this product has at least 5 grams of Inavea in it, but it probably doesn't.Sunfiber is another well studied prebiotic (it's just partially hydrolyzed guar gum), and xylooligosaccharides are well known (from xylitol) to increase gut health and the number of "good" bacteria in your gut.Note that xylooligosaccharide is related to xylitol (which is toxic to animals) - so be very careful with this prebiotic around dogs, cats, and pets.Thoughts:It's a good prebiotic, but it's a proprietary blend so you don't know how much of everything is actually in it. And it's really easy to get abundant prebiotics from your diet. Beans, nuts, leek, onion, garlic, berries are all incredible prebiotics. If you already consume a varied high-fiber diet, I'm not sure how much prebiotic powder will benefit you.

Container came almost full and enough room for a scoop to fit in.Blends well in a blender. Takes a little more effort when blending in a shaker bottle.There is no taste to it if you mix it with other ingredients.No aftertaste.It started to help my GI stuff in about a week or so. Probiotics are so important for my body as it goes crazy without them.Good price and bang for your buck.

When trying this, I filled a quarter of my gallon water bottle up with water and used about 3 scoops of this along with some crystal light--which I know I have no reaction to. After 3 sips and 30 minutes, my stomach became very upset and I had some nausea. Not sure if it's this supplement, but not willing to try it any further as I have a very sensitive stomach. Though, I should have known better than to try a new supplement without vetting it first