L. casei, L. acidophilus, bifidobacterium bifidum

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Intake of lactic bacteria beneficial to the development of healthy intestinal flora. It supports the development and good functioning of the immune system. It rebalances the intestinal flora during and after antibiotic treatment.

Intake of vitamin D and beneficial lactic bacteria for healthy intestinal flora. It supports the development and good functioning of the immune system.

The intestine is more than just a digestive tract. It is the largest immune organ of our body and is colonized by billions of bacteria. These are called "microbial flora". For a well-functioning digestion, a intact microbial flora is indispensable, i.e. colonisation with predominantly neutral and health-promoting bacteria. The microbial flora forms organic acids, which lower the pH-value in the intestine and Maintain the protective function of the intestine. Vitamin B2 provides its protective function. Contribution to the preservation of normal mucous membranes. There are many reasons why the intestinal flora can get out of balance. These include, for example, environmental toxins, unhealthy nutrition, smoking, stress, and much more Particularly after a prolonged intake of antibiotics, the number of of health-promoting intestinal bacteria must be significantly reduced, because these are often destroyed by antibiotics.