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ClearSkin Probiotic for Eczema-Prone Skin (12+)

Name: ClearSkin Probiotic for Eczema-Prone Skin (12+)
Brand: Codex Labs Corp
SKU: 14064006030
Price: 45 USD
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Rating: 4.589743589 (195 reviews)

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Description

Bia ClearSkin Synbiotic Supplement supports your skin barrier by restoring gut microbiome balance, improving gut immunity, and increasing skin ceramides. Blueberry powder is included as a prebiotic and antioxidant.

This patent-pending formulation combines bacterial species from three key genera that are reported by medical and scientific literature to improve eczema symptoms.

"Studies indicate that probiotics (beneficial bacteria that support gut health), can improve skin conditions by enhancing immune responses and reducing inflammation." - Prof. Philippe Humbert, MD (France)

Dr. Humbert MD/PhD Probiotics

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Clinical Results

93%

decrease in SCORAD in 100% subject in 8 weeks

40%

decrease in water loss (TEWL) in 100% subjects in 8 weeks

23%

decrease in skin roughness in 81% subjects in 8 weeks

Open label trial, 32 men and women, aged 18+ with moderate, active atopic dermatitis (average SCORAD=40) over 56 days (Eurofins, Poland, 2025). Used with Bia Eczema Relief Lotion, Bia Unscented Soap, Bia ClearSkinProbiotic as a system.

Manage flares by restoring your gut microbiome with ClearSkin Probiotic for Eczema-Prone Skin (12+)

Many skin disorders are now thought to originate in the gut microbiome. Disturbances in mucosal lining, microbiome dysbiosis, overgrowth of bacteria in small intestines, can all appear as rashes, flares, or even the onset of skin diseases such as eczema, rosacea, or psoriasis.

Gastrointestinal dysfunction and imbalance of the intestinal microbiome, known as dysbiosis, cause excess bacterial growth of pathogens, leading to competition for nutrients and toxic metabolite production. This results in local and systemic inflammation affecting the skin:

One study found that the gut microbiome of infants with eczema differed from that of healthy infants. The study found that pathogenic species such as Escherichia, Shigella or Clostridium were more abundant in infants with eczema, while the species Bifidobacterium was more abundant in healthy infants
[Read study].
Another study found that eating fermented foods (Lactobacillus) while pregnant may reduce the risk of a child developing eczema [Read article].

For the Bia eczema collection, we have clinical results that conclusively prove the significant treatment synergy of topical and supplements in repairing the gut and skin barriers, as well as alleviating itch.

Professor Philippe Humber MD FAAD

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Eczema can be associated with a weakened skin barrier, changes in the skin and gut microbiome, and an impaired gut barrier. The Bia supplements and topicals are formulated to support eczema from the inside and out.

Dr. Jessica Maloh

02 / 03

The Antü Skin Barrier Support Supplement contains a remarkable combination of ingredients to strengthen the skin barrier. The L-histidine alone has been shown to help heal damaged skin, but together with other anti-inflammatory and supportive botanicals make this a truly unique product. The lotion has also been studied in those with sensitive skin, and is packed with active botanicals designed for impaired skin.

- Dr. Peter Lio, MD, Pediatric Dermatologist, Northwestern Medicine

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits to using the BIA ClearSkin Synbiotic Supplement for Eczema-Prone Skin?

With many different options of probiotic supplements to choose from, it’s important to consider the appropriate species and strains of probiotics for your specific concerns. There is research to suggest that certain oral probiotic supplementation may reduce the extent and severity of eczema, improve quality of life and support certain aspects of gut health.

For example, in vitro studies have shown that Lactobacillus probiotics (L. acidophilus, L. rhamnosus GG, L. plantarum) can increase the expression and secretion of intestinal mucins to potentially improve intestinal barrier function, which according to some research, may be relevant to those with eczema.

In addition, combinations of lactobacillus and bifidobacterial probiotics (L. casei, B. longum, B. lactis) have been studied in a pediatric population and have been found to reduce the extent and severity of eczema and therefore enable a reduction in the use of topical steroids in those with moderate eczema.

Overall, alterations in the gut microbiome may contribute to inflammation and immune responses associated with eczema, and supplementation with specific probiotics may be helpful. Speak to your integrative health care provider about what’s best for you!

What are the key actives?

Our Bia ClearSkin Synbiotic offers an effective blend of species from three key probiotic genera, and blueberry:

Lactobacillus: anti-inflammatory properties for gut lining
Bifidobacterium: protection against pathogens and support of gut immunity (homeostasis)
Streptococcus: production of ceramides to improve skin barrier function
Blueberry: prebiotic fiber, antioxidant flavonoids, and wound-healing vitamin K

What are the customer survey results?

In self-assessments during our consumer evaluation study:

99% had no problem swallowing the capsule
95% had no digestive issues
90% said eczema improved

Microbiome wealth = skin health

ClearSkin Probiotic for Eczema-Prone Skin (12+)

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