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Antibiotics do not distinguish between harmful bacteria and the beneficial bacteria your gut depends on. Most people are told to take a probiotic. But there is a problem nobody talks about.
Antibiotics do not discriminate. They eliminate harmful bacteria, but also the beneficial bacteria your digestion, immunity, and gut lining depend on. A single broad-spectrum course can reduce bacterial diversity by 25 to 50 percent.
Standard probiotics fail at the first hurdle. Generic capsule shells dissolve in stomach acid. The bacteria inside never reach your intestine. You are paying for supplements that arrive dead.
The recovery window is critical. The 14 days immediately after antibiotics is when targeted intervention matters most. Miss this window and recovery takes significantly longer.
Generic strains do not address post-antibiotic damage. Most supplements use strains selected for general wellness, not the specific organisms depleted by antibiotics or the mucosal repair needed after a course.
The difference between a Rs. 350 supplement and Aegis is not branding. It is the technology that gets ingredients where they need to go, and the science behind which ingredients actually work post-antibiotics. Even premium D2C probiotics use delayed release for general wellness. Only Aegis uses it exclusively for post-antibiotic recovery, combined with Zinc Carnosine and L-Glutamine for structural gut repair.
Stomach acid sits at pH 1.5 to 3.5. Standard capsule shells dissolve in it completely. What happens to the bacteria inside determines whether your probiotic actually works.
Every ingredient is chosen for clinical evidence in post-antibiotic recovery specifically, not general wellness. Doses are standardised to clinically validated levels. Nothing is hidden behind a proprietary blend.
A probiotic yeast, uniquely resistant to antibiotic disruption because antibiotics target bacteria, not yeasts. One of the most studied organisms for antibiotic-associated diarrhoea prevention and treatment, with over 50 clinical trials. Competes with harmful bacteria for intestinal binding sites and produces enzymes that break down bacterial toxins.
50+ RCTs · Antibiotic-associated diarrhoeaNot a probiotic. A mucosal repair compound specifically studied to soothe and repair the gut lining damaged during antibiotic treatment. Works through direct cytoprotective action on the mucosal barrier. Addresses structural damage to the intestinal lining, not just bacterial repopulation. Taken in the morning when gut lining stress from food intake is highest.
Mucosal cytoprotection · Intestinal barrier repairOne of the most researched probiotic strains in the world, with specific and substantial evidence for post-antibiotic gut flora restoration. Adheres exceptionally well to human intestinal cells, establishing a stable overnight colony that creates conditions for other beneficial bacteria to follow. Taken before bed to leverage reduced gastric motility during sleep, giving bacteria more time to adhere and colonise undisturbed.
Strongest evidence for AAD · Human RCTsBifidobacterium species are among the first beneficial bacteria eliminated by broad-spectrum antibiotics. B. lactis specifically demonstrates evidence for restoring bowel regularity, supporting immune recovery, and reducing intestinal inflammation after antibiotic disruption. Works synergistically with LGG, with each strain addressing different aspects of overnight recovery.
Bowel regularity · Immune recovery · Post-AADThe primary fuel source for gut epithelial cells, the cells that make up your intestinal lining. While probiotics restore bacterial populations and Zinc Carnosine supports mucosal structure, L-Glutamine works at the cellular level, fuelling the gut lining cells themselves during overnight repair. Antibiotic treatment depletes intestinal glutamine, making supplementation during recovery particularly relevant. It addresses a mechanism that none of the other four ingredients covers.
Gut barrier function · Epithelial cell repairRecovery is not instant and it is not linear. Understanding what to expect at each stage helps you stay the course, especially through days 3 to 5 when things can temporarily feel worse before improving.
Your microbiome is at its most depleted right now. Symptoms are typically at their peak. Begin Aegis on the day you take your final antibiotic dose. Do not wait for symptoms to worsen. S. boulardii begins competing with harmful bacteria for intestinal binding sites within hours of the first dose.
As beneficial bacteria begin recolonising, there can be a temporary increase in gas and bloating. This is fermentation activity, a sign of recovery, not deterioration. This is the most common point at which people mistakenly stop their protocol. Continue through days 3 to 5. Improvement typically follows in days 5 to 7.
Most people notice meaningful improvement in stool consistency and reduced urgency by days 5 to 7. Bloating begins to reduce. Appetite typically improves. Energy recovers as nutrient absorption normalises. Zinc Carnosine and L-Glutamine have had sufficient time to begin supporting gut lining repair.
Beneficial bacteria populations are growing and consolidating. Digestion returns toward baseline. Most people feel significantly better than day 1. Continue the protocol. Stopping early is one of the most common recovery mistakes. The bacterial colonies established in week 1 need week 2 to stabilise.
The majority of people completing the full 14-day protocol reach near-normal digestive function by this point. Bowel regularity restored, bloating minimal, energy normal. Complete all 14 days even if you feel better earlier. The final days consolidate everything built in weeks 1 and 2.
Each of the five ingredients in Aegis Protocol is supported by independent peer-reviewed research. No proprietary blends. No doses hidden behind "clinical ratios."
Supported by over 1,000 scientific publications and 300 clinical trials globally for gastrointestinal stability. The most studied probiotic strain in the world.
View on PubMed ↗Recommended by global gastroenterology guidelines for the prevention of antibiotic-associated gut damage. 82-trial Cochrane meta-analysis. WGO Grade A evidence.
View on PubMed ↗A patented mucosal-protective chelate used extensively in clinical settings for accelerating gut tissue repair. Addresses the structural damage that no probiotic can reach.
View on PubMed ↗Aegis Protocol is formulated in Tier-1 WHO-GMP and ISO-certified manufacturing facilities in India. Every batch undergoes strict NABL-accredited stability testing and is packaged in moisture-proof Alu-Alu blisters to guarantee full strain viability at the moment of consumption.
This is not a standard nutraceutical setup. The same manufacturing rigour applied to regulated pharmaceutical products is applied to every batch of Aegis Protocol.
Standard pharmacy probiotics in India face two problems that most people do not know about. First, standard capsule formats dissolve in stomach acid before the bacteria reach the intestine. Studies consistently show 90% or more CFU loss before the bacteria arrive where they are needed. Second, India's heat and humidity actively degrade probiotic viability in HDPE bottles that are opened and resealed daily.
Aegis Protocol was built to close both gaps. HPMC delayed release capsules pass through the stomach intact and dissolve only at intestinal pH. Alu-Alu blister packs seal each capsule individually against moisture, with zero exposure until the moment of use. The 14-day AM/PM structure is timed to the biology of post-antibiotic recovery, not to a generic daily supplement routine.
This is not a general wellness product. It is a specific clinical intervention for a specific 14-day window after a specific medical event. Nothing like it exists in the Indian market.
Aegis Protocol is launching in Q3 2026. Join the community now and you will be the first to know, first to access, and first to receive at the introductory launch price. No payment required today.
How early access works: Register your name and WhatsApp number below. No payment required. When the initial allocation is ready in Q3 2026, you will receive a WhatsApp notification and 48 hours of priority access before the general public to purchase at the introductory launch price. You will also receive the free recovery guide immediately.
Three questions answer this: what are you getting, how does it compare to what else is available, and what does it cost per day. Each one is answered below.
| Product | 14-day cost | Delayed release | Post-AB specific | Gut lining repair | AM/PM system |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bifilac (pharma) | Rs. 210 | No | No | No | No |
| Darolac (pharma) | Rs. 178 | No | No | No | No |
| Darolac IBS | Rs. 490 | No | No | No | No |
| Wellbeing Nutrition Daily Probiotic | Rs. 327 | Yes | No | No | No |
| Aegis Protocol | Rs. 2,499 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Wellbeing Nutrition uses delayed release technology for general daily use. Aegis is the only product using it specifically for post-antibiotic recovery, combined with Zinc Carnosine and L-Glutamine for structural gut lining repair. No other product in India combines all five elements.
You already spent Rs. 300 to 600 on the antibiotic that caused the disruption. The course of treatment is incomplete without addressing what happened to your gut. At Rs. 178 per day for 14 days, Aegis costs less than most people spend on a single restaurant meal.
A cheaper probiotic uses generic strains, standard capsule shells, and no gut-lining repair ingredients. The Rs. 200 difference in production cost between a generic probiotic and Aegis compounds across every ingredient and every processing step. The price reflects the formulation, not the branding.
The cost of Rs. 2,499 is the cost of a structured 14-day recovery. The cost of doing nothing is months of suboptimal gut function and the persistent symptoms that come with it. Most people spend more than Rs. 2,499 on the follow-up doctor visits that persistent post-antibiotic symptoms generate.
Standard capsule shells dissolve in stomach acid, meaning most probiotic bacteria never survive to reach the intestine. Delayed release capsules pass through stomach acid intact and dissolve in the small intestine, where the bacteria can colonise and work. This is the most important delivery difference between Aegis and a standard pharmacy probiotic.
L-Glutamine fuels the epithelial cells that make up your gut lining, a mechanism none of the probiotic strains address. Antibiotic treatment depletes intestinal glutamine. Without adequate glutamine, gut lining cells struggle to repair even when beneficial bacteria are being restored. It addresses recovery at the cellular level, not just the bacterial level.
Five specific differences: delayed release delivery technology, strain-specific organisms with clinical evidence for post-antibiotic recovery (not general wellness), Zinc Carnosine for mucosal repair, L-Glutamine for epithelial cell repair, and a structured AM/PM protocol with different functions at different times of day. A Rs. 350 probiotic has none of these.
Begin on the day you take your final antibiotic dose, not after. The 14-day recovery window starts the moment antibiotics stop. Take the AM capsule with breakfast and the PM capsule before bed, for 14 consecutive days. Complete the full course even if symptoms improve before day 14.
The 28-day kit is recommended if you completed a longer antibiotic course (10+ days), took multiple antibiotics simultaneously, have experienced significant gut disruption, or have a history of digestive sensitivity. For a standard 5 to 7 day course in an otherwise healthy person, the 14-day protocol is typically sufficient.
The protocol is designed to start on your final antibiotic day. S. boulardii in the AM capsule is resistant to antibiotics (it is a yeast, not a bacterium) and can technically be taken concurrently, but the full protocol is optimised for the post-antibiotic recovery window. If you start S. boulardii during your course, take it at least 2 hours apart from your antibiotic dose.
We are currently in the manufacturing phase. The batch is being produced by a GMP-certified contract manufacturer and will complete third-party NABL testing before dispatch. We are targeting Q3 2026. Register your interest now and you will receive a WhatsApp notification the moment the initial allocation is available, along with the launch price of Rs. 2,499.
No. Aegis Protocol is a nutraceutical dietary supplement. No prescription is required. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. All ingredients are FSSAI-approved nutraceutical ingredients at permitted levels. Consult your physician before use if you have a pre-existing medical condition or are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Aegis Protocol does not ship a batch until it passes third-party NABL-accredited testing for potency, purity, microbial load, and moisture content. This is not a customer promise. It is a manufacturing requirement. Every kit you receive carries a Certificate of Analysis from an independent accredited laboratory confirming it meets specification.
Every batch is tested to confirm stated CFU counts are present and viable at the point of dispatch, not just at manufacture.
NABL-accredited third-party laboratory testing for heavy metals, microbial contaminants, and foreign matter before any batch is released.
Individual Alu-Alu blister packaging means zero moisture exposure until the moment of use. Each capsule is sealed at the point of manufacture.
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