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New York Post
26-06-2025
- Health
- New York Post
Shockingly high amount of Americans will have summer travel plans ruined by illnesses: research
One in four Americans will have their summer travel plans ruined by illness this year, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 Americans found 27% of respondents said digestive upset interferes with their ability to enjoy traveling in the summer — threatening to ruin potentially millions of trips this summer. Advertisement Forty-two percent of participants said they have gut health issues and 38% experience some form of digestion problem, such as constipation or bloating, when they travel. 6 A survey of 2,000 Americans found 27% of respondents said digestive upset interferes with their ability to enjoy traveling in the summer. nicoletaionescu – The survey conducted by Talker Research on behalf of NBPure pinpointed how worrying about gut issues can impact people and found many are understandably cautious in their behavior. In fact, 26% of Americans won't try new foods while on vacation, while over a third (36%) make menu and meal choices based on how they think their stomach will cope. Advertisement 6 In fact, 26% of Americans won't try new foods while on vacation. SWNS / NBPure Forty percent said they even have to pick restaurants or make plans based on bathroom proximity (40%). The fear of digestive mishaps or discomfort while traveling is so prevalent that half (49%) bring supplements, snacks or medicine with them to help reduce the chances of a travel nightmare. 'It's clear that digestive health isn't just a private matter — it's a driving force behind everyday decisions, from what we eat to where we go and those considerations are only exacerbated when traveling,' said Danna Pratte, Founder & CEO of NBPure. 'People are tuning into their bodies more than ever to ensure their trips aren't derailed by gut issues.' Advertisement 6 Forty percent said they even have to pick restaurants or make plans based on bathroom proximity (40%). Yura Yarema – And it's of course not just while traveling that our guts are on our minds — the average respondent said they avoid certain foods because of how they affect their stomach 10 times per month. They'll also avoid or decline invitations or change a location due to digestive issues twice per month on average, according to results. 6 The average respondent said they avoid certain foods because of how they affect their stomach 10 times per month. SWNS / NBPure Advertisement From graduations to auditions to missing flights, one in five (20%) say they've even missed a key milestone in their life due to gut-related issues. But, many are taking action to manage their gut health, 69% said they take proactive steps to avoid future discomfort, with over a third (36%) doing this often. On the bright side, taking action can really pay off — one in five (21%) thinks their digestive health has improved in the last 12 months. 6 One in five (20%) say they've even missed a key milestone in their life due to gut-related issues. PheelingsMedia – And the more that stigma is removed from digestive issues, the more people feel comfortable addressing their gut health. Fifty-five percent of those surveyed said they were comfortable discussing digestive health with friends or family. 'These findings highlight just how much digestive health shapes our daily lives — often in ways we don't even realize,' added Pratte. 'From the foods we choose to the plans we make, gut discomfort can be a quiet but powerful influence. The more we talk about it, the more empowered people feel to take steps toward feeling better.' 6 One in five (21%) thinks their digestive health has improved in the last 12 months. SWNS / NBPure Advertisement Survey methodology: Talker Research surveyed 2,000 Americans (1,000 women and 1,000 men); the survey was commissioned by NBPure and administered and conducted online by Talker Research between May 6 – May 12, 2025.
Yahoo
07-04-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
NBPure Tackles America's Fiber Deficiency with More Complete Daily Multi-Fiber
PHOENIX, April 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Renowned for its commitment to optimal gut health solutions, NBPure has unveiled its latest innovation: an Unflavored Daily Multi-Fiber supplement formulated to help solve Americans' fiber deficiency. This new variety joins Coconut Lime and Savory Mocha flavors in the Daily Multi-Fiber collection, which has been awarded a Longevity Essentials Award by Taste for Life. Solving a Critical Need for FiberThere's a growing need for simple ways Americans can get more fiber. A USDA report reveals that 90% of Americans do not meet the recommended daily fiber intake of 25 to 30 grams. This shortfall poses a significant public health concern, contributing to digestive issues and an increased risk of chronic diseases. "Fiber isn't just important—it's essential for overall health," says Danna Pratte, Founder and CEO of NBPure. "Recognizing the gap in the typical American diet, at NBPure, we redefined what a complete fiber supplement should be." Introducing a More Complete Fiber SolutionDaily Multi-Fiber stands apart by offering a balanced blend of both soluble and insoluble fiber, essential for digestive health and overall wellness. Enriched with prebiotics and five clinically studied probiotic strains—including Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium—this supplement helps to support a thriving gut microbiome. Fiber also naturally stimulates the release of the GLP-1 hormone in the gut, helping to support satiety, healthy blood sugar levels, and weight management. Just one teaspoon of Daily Multi-Fiber mixed with water offers 4 grams of fiber plus gut-friendly benefits. Purity You Can TrustCommitted to quality, Daily Multi-Fiber contains no artificial fillers, dyes, or sweeteners. All ingredients are rigorously tested by third-party laboratories, ensuring safety and efficacy. Availability and PricingEach variety of Daily Multi-Fiber retails for $32.95; all three are sold online at and at Sprouts stores, starting in May 2025, and other retailers nationwide. The Coconut Lime is also available in travel-friendly single serving size packs ($25.95). For more information, visit or contact pr@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE NBPure
Yahoo
13-02-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Leading Constipation & Gut Cleanse Supplement MagO7 Named Best Cleanse of 2025
MagO7 is the original magnesium oxide cleanse from gut-first supplement company NBPure. PHOENIX, Feb. 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- MagO7, a bestselling gut cleanse from leading supplement company NBPure, has been awarded the best cleanse supplement for 2025 from Taste for Life Magazine. The Awards are given by the Taste for Life Editorial Team for products that exceed two criteria: exceptional quality ingredients and proven effectiveness. For over 25 years, MagO7 has set the standard as the original Magnesium Oxide Cleanse, developed by NBPure Founder and CEO Danna Pratte. Designed to gently eliminate backed-up waste and reduce bloating, MagO7 has become a trusted solution for those seeking to restore their gut health, garnering thousands of five-star reviews and maintaining its bestseller status. Certified vegan, gluten-free, non-GMO, and cruelty-free, MagO7 is the first step in NBPure's innovative Gut Health Journey™, a three-step, GLP-1 friendly protocol aimed at achieving optimal gut balance. MagO7 helps restore gut health. Find out why: "MagO7 remains a favorite because it delivers gentle, reliable results," says Pratte. "Taking it before bed can bring users relief come morning, alleviating the discomfort of constipation and bloating for millions of Americans. This gentle detoxification is essential for a healthy gut, making it a key step in our transformative Gut Health Journey™." MagO7 Utilizes Proprietary Oxygenated Magnesium Oxide Compounds to Get Results What sets MagO7 apart is its proprietary formula that utilizes oxygenated magnesium oxide compounds. When ingested, magnesium oxide reacts in the acidic environment of the stomach, increasing osmotic pressure within the digestive tract. This process enhances stool excretion, promotes water transfer to the intestines, and ultimately stimulates the intestinal walls to expel waste gently and effectively. To learn more about MagO7 and its transformative benefits, click here: MagO7 Benefits Backed in Research Research supports the effectiveness of magnesium oxide for constipation relief. A study published in the Journal of Gastroenterology and Motility demonstrated significant improvements in stool consistency and colonic transit time. Furthermore, recent guidelines from the American College of Gastroenterology and the American Gastroenterological Association endorse magnesium oxide as an evidence-based treatment for chronic idiopathic constipation. Media Contact: pr@ About NBPure: NBPure is a gut-first natural supplement company based in Phoenix, Arizona. All NBPure supplements are free from artificial flavors, sweeteners, dyes, fillers, and ingredients and are purity-tested by accredited third-party labs. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE NBPure Sign in to access your portfolio
