In an age of super-bacteria, antibiotic resistance and weakened
immune system, it's more important than ever to take probiotic supplements.
probiotic supplements. At least 500 different species
make up the microflora of the average digestive system, which means that there are nine times as many probiotics as there are bacteria.
than there are cells in the human body! These intestinal flora support
health and help prevent disease. The nature and number of bacteria play an important
in the maintenance of health and the onset of disease.
The many benefits of probiotics :
- Restore and maintain a healthy intestinal flora
- Support immune function
- Prevent or treat intestinal permeability syndrome
- Control allergies, intolerances and food reactions
- May help reduce symptoms of inflammatory bowel disorders
- Control systemic and vaginal Candida albicans yeast proliferation
- Prevent urinary tract and other infections
- Balance cholesterol levels
- Improve breath
The degradation of intestinal flora, known as dysbiosis, can be the cause of gas, diarrhea and other symptoms.
gas, bloating, headaches, intestinal disorders, joint pain, diarrhea and other symptoms.
yeast infections, fatigue, skin disorders, diarrhea, weight gain and food cravings,
hunger and allergies. Dysbiosis can be caused by poor nutrition,
stress, treatment with antibiotics or other drugs, intestinal infections
or a change in pH.
Natural Factors multi-strain probiotic formulas are formulated with the following in mind
the uniqueness of each individual's intestinal flora (much like
fingerprints) and the different reactions of each individual to the various
strains. For some, L. acidophilus will be the most effective, while L. rhamnosus or
L. casei will adapt more easily to the intestinal flora of others.
Each of the strains in the Natural Factors
products have been subjected to compatibility tests that
to ensure that there is no "competition" or inhibitory effects between them. In addition,
each of the strains in our formulas has a resistance
to gastric acids and are "compatible" with each other.
antibiotic-compatible"; they do not harm
the efficacy of antibiotics, but help to prevent
adverse effects.
Today, it is possible that our diet does not
does not provide us with all the "good bacteria
and our lifestyles often lead to a lack of
of useful intestinal flora. This is why we
it's more important than ever to take supplements
supplements to help maintain
optimal health.
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