The infection is gone. Your gut is still wrecked.
Antibiotics are a two-week hit to your gut, not a forever problem. Aegis is a finite 14-day protocol, a capsule in the morning and one at night, built only for the recovery after a course. Two weeks, then you are done.
Antibiotics don't just kill the infection. They wreck your gut.
Your doctor handed you the course that clears the infection, and not a word about putting your gut back together once the pills are done.
Good bacteria wiped out
Broad-spectrum antibiotics can cut your bacterial diversity by 25 to 50 percent, not just the harmful bugs.
Gut lining left damaged
They also weaken the gut wall itself, which a probiotic alone cannot rebuild.
Figures reflect published research on the relevant organisms and antibiotic effects, not on this specific formulation.
You can spend the next six months hoping your gut sorts itself out, or start the 14 days that actually do.
A structured 14-day AM/PM protocol.
Protect, while the gut is under stress
The morning capsule supports the gut through the day and can be started even mid-course, because the yeast in it is not affected by antibiotics.
Rebuild, while the gut repairs overnight
The evening capsule helps replenish gut bacteria and fuels the lining cells overnight, when the body does most of its repair.
Built to arrive alive
Both capsules use HPMC delayed-release shells that survive stomach acid and open at intestinal pH 6.8, where colonisation actually happens. Generic gelatin capsules dissolve in the stomach, and most of their bacteria die there.
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A probiotic yeast antibiotics cannot touch, so it can be started during a course. One of the most studied organisms for antibiotic-associated digestive upset.
Not a probiotic. A well-absorbed, gentle form of zinc, a mineral the body draws on for the gut lining and normal immune function.
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One of the most researched probiotic strains in the world. Adheres well to the gut wall and re-establishes a stable overnight colony.
Among the first bacteria antibiotics deplete. Supports bowel regularity and works alongside LGG overnight.
The primary fuel for the cells that line your gut. Feeds the lining during overnight repair, a job no probiotic does.
It is the only kit built to protect and rebuild at once. Lock yours from the founding batch.
Built for one specific moment. Is it yours?
This is for you if
- ✓You are on antibiotics now, or recently finished
- ✓A past course left your gut off, even months later
- ✓Bloating, loose motion, or low appetite afterward
- ✓You have had repeated or back-to-back courses
- ✓Any antibiotic, any reason. The gut takes the same hit
- ✓You want a clear 14-day plan, not a generic probiotic
This is not for you if
- ×You want a daily lifelong wellness probiotic
- ×You expect a same-day fix. This is a 14-day process
- ×You are under 18, pregnant, or immunocompromised (without a doctor)
If that first list reads like your last week, this was built for your exact situation.
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Three days stops the discomfort. It does not rebuild your gut.
Most people grab a probiotic sachet for three to five days, just long enough for the loose motion to settle, then stop. The symptom is gone, so it feels finished. It is not. The good bacteria are still depleted and the lining is still raw, so you are left on half a recovery. And if another course of antibiotics comes soon, you start it from an already-weakened gut, and the hole only gets deeper.
Mutes the symptom. Leaves the gut depleted. Sets you up to start the next course already behind.
Fourteen days is how long the gut needs to rebuild, not just quiet down. Protect by day, rebuild by night, until the job is actually done.
14 days. A clear progression.
Recovery 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. 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 Bisglycinate and L-Glutamine have had time to begin supporting the gut lining.
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 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.
That is the whole point of Aegis. It is not a three-day patch for a symptom. It is the full course for the recovery.
Why not just take a 15-strain probiotic?
Because a long strain list and a huge number on the front are marketing, not recovery. The research is clear on what actually moves the needle, and it is not quantity.
Ten strains are not better than the right ones
- A probiotic works because of its specific strain.
- A benefit proven for one strain does not carry to another, even within the same species.
- Ten or fifteen strains, named only by species, is not the same as the few with real evidence for recovery.
A bigger number is not a bigger effect
- Benefit is tied to the dose a strain was studied at.
- Past that point, more colony-forming units have not been shown to add anything.
- A 200 billion headline across unstudied strains is a number for the label.
- Counts are measured at manufacture, not when the bacteria reach your gut.
See it side by side
What you get with a strip of pharmacy probiotic, lined up against what recovery actually needs. The gaps are not small.
| What matters | Aegis Protocol | Standard pharmacy probiotics |
|---|---|---|
| Built for post-antibiotic recovery | ✓14-day protocol | ×General wellness |
| Has a finish line | ✓14 days, then done | ×Open-ended daily habit |
| Supports the gut lining | ✓Zinc Bisglycinate + L-Glutamine | ×Bacteria only |
| Damage mechanisms addressed | ✓All three | One |
| Named strains, stated doses | ✓Every one printed | ×Generic or undisclosed |
| Survives stomach acid | ✓HPMC delayed-release | ×Gelatin, dissolves in acid |
One is built for the recovery after antibiotics. The other is cheaper, for a reason.
One kit. Your full 14-day recovery.
You already paid for the antibiotic that wrecked your gut. Finishing the job is Rs. 178 a day. Strain-specific, dose-specific, free shipping, no subscription.
- AM Shield + PM Rebuilder, all 5 ingredients
- HPMC delayed-release capsules
- GMP certified, NABL batch-tested
- Free shipping across India
- Two 14-day kits as one regimen
- For courses of 10+ days or repeated antibiotics
- Priority dispatch, first allocation
- Free shipping across India
Founding batch. No payment now. Pre-order to lock your kit at ₹2,499 and we contact you the moment it ships.
The questions before you decide.
Start on the day of your final antibiotic dose, or even during the course for the AM capsule. Take one AM with breakfast and one PM before bed, every day for the full 14 days. Days 3 to 5 can feel slightly worse as bacteria recolonise. That is normal. Do not stop early.
Three things. It is dosed for the 14 days after antibiotics specifically, not general wellness. It uses delayed-release capsules so the contents survive stomach acid instead of dying in it. And it repairs the gut lining, not just the bacteria, which no standard probiotic does.
The AM capsule can be taken from day one of a course, because the yeast in it is unaffected by antibiotics. Start the PM bacterial capsule the day after your final dose. If you have a medical condition or are pregnant, check with your doctor first.
A 14-day kit of 28 capsules. AM Shield has Saccharomyces boulardii and Zinc Bisglycinate. PM Rebuilder has Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG (ATCC 53103), Bifidobacterium lactis (Bl-04), and L-Glutamine. Every ingredient is listed with its exact dose. No proprietary blends.
Yes. The capsules are plant-based HPMC, not gelatin, and everything inside is vegetarian, the probiotic strains, the Saccharomyces boulardii yeast, the zinc complex, and the L-Glutamine.
No. It is shelf-stable. Keep it somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sunlight, and it holds through the 14 days. No fridge needed, which also makes it easy to carry while travelling.
Most people tolerate it well. As gut bacteria recolonise, days 3 to 5 can feel slightly off, a little more gas or a change in bowel habit, which usually settles on its own. If anything feels severe or does not pass, stop and speak to your doctor.
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