PRB-Probiotics

Probiotics

Probiotics are defined as living microorganisms which, when administered in sufficient quantities, have (or can have) a health benefit for the host.
Background: Non-pathogenic microorganisms colonize the human body in a variety of ways and have a positive influence on health and metabolism as commensals.

First and foremost, you support your intestinal flora by avoiding stressful influences. If you want to do your gut inhabitants some additional good, probiotics can be helpful in some cases.

In order for probiotics to have a positive effect, they must reach the large intestine in sufficient quantities. Bacterial cultures that are resistant to stomach acid, bile acids and digestive enzymes are therefore important.

Probiotics must also have the ability to adhere to the intestinal wall. This is the only way they can colonize locally and support the local intestinal flora. Various lactobacilli and bifidobacteria are frequently used as probiotics.

The chip is intended to support the effectiveness of probiotics