BioTrust Pro X10 Review – 30 Day Results (2022)

This BioTrust Pro x10 Review will shed light on all the aspects of this popular probiotic supplement.

BioTrust is a leading brand that is well-known for its dietary supplements and has been around since 2012.

As a certified nutritionist I have seen many clients fast-track their gut health goals using similar probiotic supplements.

At the end of this Bio Trust Pro X10 Probiotic Review, you will be able to decide for yourself if BioTrust Pro x10 is a legitimate supplement or another probiotic / health scam.

BioTrust Pro x10 Ingredients & Strains

Lactobacillus Acidophilus

This 2020 study published in the British Society For Immunology set out to test in vitro if the Lactobacillus Acidophilus probiotic bacteria could stimulate an anti-viral immune defense in genes in murine dendritic cells.

They started by stating that Lactobacilli bacteria have in the past been ascribed immunostimulating and anti-viral properties.

The incredible study showed that L. Acidophilus did indeed possess mechanisms of a viral defense phenotype and at the time whilst this discovery was made with bad bacteria, to their knowledge this discovery was a first at the time for good bacteria that was beneficial to the immune system.

Lactobacillus Plantarum

This 2017 article published in the Frontiers In Immunology looked at if Lactobacillus Plantarum was able to enhance both Systemic & Mucosal Immunity.

They set up a randomized placebo-controlled cross-over trial with 10 healthy human volunteers taking either a placebo or Lactobacillus Plantarum for 7-days to test the effects on gut mucosal immunity.

Blood samples were taken at the start to get a fair comparison for at the end of the trial and duodenal biopsies were taken from the intestine at the end for whole genome sequencing.

In the conclusion, it was found that after taking the L. Plantarum bacteria orally, immune-modulatory effects were found and possibly protection against stressors in the intestine which could be beneficial for Leaky Gut Syndrome. 

L. Plantarum TIFN101 26 Million CFU, CIP48 25 million CFU, and WCFS1 5.6 Million CFU were all used for this trial with various results reports so BioTrust x10 may not provide the same results.

Lactobacillus Rhamnosus

In 2020 an article was published in the gut microbes journal testing if Lactobacillus Rhamnosus could have an effect on airway function deterioration and stimulate resilience through the gut microbiome in murine with asthma.

They stated that allergic asthma was highly prevalent and that the Immunomodulatory effects of probiotics were frequently being studied for their effects on airway function.

Lactobacillus rhamnosus GR-1 was selected for this study on the gut-lung axis and the final results were fairly positive.

Airway total cell counts were stopped from being elevated, so were lymphocyte counts and airway eosinophilia was inhibited. There was evidence to suggest that this was because of gut microbiome modulating effects

Bifidobacterium Breve

This 2018 article published in the International Journal of Pharmaceutics looked at the effects of Bifidobacterium Breve BC204 for preventing but not treating urogenital vaginal infections.

The strain was able to adhere to Caco-2 cells and then showed "strong antimicrobial activity" against pathogens in both the intestines and urinary organs.

Bifidobacterium Lactis

A 2005 Randomized Double-Blind Controlled Trial published in the Open Access Macedonian Journal of Medical Sciences journal looked at the effects of Bifidobacterium Lactis as a potential treatment in children with acute diarrhea.

50 children for one week either took placebo milk or milk with 14.5 Million CFU of B. Lactis daily for 1 week.

It was found that the duration of diarrhea was shorter, stool frequency was less frequent but fever with nausea was unaffected in placebo versus probiotic groups. They claimed that the overall hospital stay was shorter and further research into other probiotic strains should be carried out.

Bacillus Subtilis

In 2019, more research from France & Denmark was published in the Frontiers in Immunology looking at the effects of soil-based Bacillus Subtilis on Intestinal Barrier Function and Inflammatory response.

These conditions may be related to leaky gut syndrome and for optimal digestive health but further research is needed.

It was found that B. Subtilis 29784 strengthened the gut barrier by increasing trans-epithelial potential differences, B. Subtilis 29784.

One other strain even weakened epithelial resistance. The results showed that some strains were able to have an anti-inflammatory effect but not all.

BioTrust Pro X10 Side Effects

BioTrust Pro x10 is gluten-free, dairy-free, and soy-free and can be used by vegans also. There is no information about the potential for any allergy concerns.

Still, we can safely assume that the probiotic is free of allergens as otherwise, the company would have mentioned this fact on the labeling.

The only possible allergen is yeast in the form of Yeast Saccharomyces boulardii. If you are allergic to yeast, then you must avoid this probiotic.

Although you must be aware of the general side effects of probiotics, including bloating, gas, stomachache, etc.

A small number of people suffer from these side effects, and in most of cases, the side effects last only for the first few days of taking the probiotic and usually disappear after a few days.

If you have any side effects that cause pain you should discontinue use immediately and contact a doctor. For full disclaimer, I am not a doctor.

My 30-Day Experience With Pro X10

For one month, I took one capsule of BioTrust Pro X10 daily before my morning breakfast with a glass of water consistently without fail.

Initially, I had some adjustment issues with minor stomach issues but I was okay with this because I figured this was the probiotic bacteria reaching my microbiome. 

At the end of the 30-days, I would say that I did notice benefits with my general IBS symptoms mainly my bowel movements being more regular and the stool consistency being stronger. Through the gut and brain connection my anxiety/stress being lower than usual.

Where to Buy BioTrust Pro x10?

BioTrust also gives you a subscription option, where you can get 1, 2, or 3 bottles every 4 weeks automatically.

The price paid for the subscription option is also a bit lower as you pay a price of $39 per bottle irrespective of the quantity if you select the subscription option.

The company has a 60-day return policy where you can get the money back by returning the remaining number of capsules to the company along with the original invoice within 60 days of receiving the product.

The company ships all recurring or subscription orders free of cost within the US and international destinations.

At the same time, one-time orders have a shipping charge of $6.95 for orders shipped to the US, including Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the US Virgin Islands. International shipping is calculated at the time of check-out for one-time orders.

A single bottle of Biotrust Pro x10 bought as a one-time charge costs $55.95, including $49 for the bottle plus the shipping cost of $6.95, which means that every single capsule costs around 90 cents, which is quite expensive if compared with other similar probiotics. It is also available on Amazon (No Affiliate Link).

If you like bulk discounts should also check out my Bio Complete 3 and 1MD reviews where you can get some similar deals.

Biotrust Pro X10 Reviews

On Amazon, BioTrust Pro X10 has a 4.5 out of 5-star rating out of 305 reviews which is quite good but not amazing compared to some of the best probiotics I reviewed that had 4.8 ratings from thousands of customer reviews.

One of the top reviews from a customer called JCB in 2022 claimed that when traveling they had a parasite infection and after that their gastrointestinal tract wasn't what it once was.

Taking BioTrust helped maintain their gut health. Interestingly they mentioned that when not taking the supplement for around 1 week they get the flu which seems relative to the strain studies I shared earlier.

One 1-star review left in February 2020 by Geraldine Rapson started a rumor that BioTrust Pro X10 had been recalled by the FDA but I am going to address if that is factual or not.

Was There A BioTrust Pro X10 Recall?

Tim Skwiat from BioTrust in 2020 stated that BioTrust products were falsely included in a notice from their manufacturer leading to Amazon mistakenly removing some of their supplements from the marketplace.

The manufacturer later released a statement admitting their error and the supplements were eventually listed on Amazon again. BioTrust Pro X10 has never been recalled due to quality issues and no notices have never been posted on the FDA.gov recall list.

Final Thoughts

You can call BioTrust Nutrition at (512) 721-0026, find their headquarters at 111 Congress Ave Ste 400, Austin, Texas, 7870 and by email at [email protected].

Their probiotic has well-studied strains along with 7.5mg of PreforPro® prebiotic fiber. Prebiotics are important to ensure that probiotic bacteria can grow in the colon since when they don't digest, they act as a food source.

I would give the BioTrust Pro X10 a 4 out of 5-star rating with the main issue being the expensive price tag and shipping compared to other similar probiotic supplements.

Another thing that I am uncertain of is the actual CFU billion amount because on the website it is listed as 10 Billion, on the label, it's 5 billion CFU with the recommended serving being 1 capsule and on the bottle, it says 50 billion.