MAKTREK® BI-Pass technology capsules made from a mixture of four bacterial strains with fructo-oligosaccharides
Our PROBIO FORTE product is a proprietary blend of 40 billion organisms and a complex mixture of fructo-oligosaccharides to support the normal functioning of the intestinal flora. The 4 different strains of bacteria in this formulation contribute to the establishment and maintenance of a healthy gut flora and ensure a proper balance of beneficial gut bacteria in the intestinal tract.
The outstanding feature of our PROBIO FORTE capsules is the 40 billion cultures and fructo-oligosaccharide (FOS) from seaweed in a daily dose, which is an excellent food for beneficial bacteria. The product is made with modern technology, the MAKTREK® Bi-Pass process, which helps to deliver beneficial bacteria to the intestinal tract for optimal impact on the health of the gut flora.
The bacterial strains contained in the formulation
Lactobacillus acidophilus
The lactase enzyme it produces is necessary for the breakdown of lactose and milk sugar. It is also produced naturally, converting the lactose content of the food ingested into lactase acid.
Bifidobacterium Lactis
This strain of bacteria is excellent for activating the body's immune response. The lactase enzyme it produces is necessary for the breakdown of lactose and milk sugar. It is also produced naturally, converting the lactose content of food into lactase acid. Various studies have shown that this strain of bacteria can reduce cholesterol levels more strongly than other strains.
Lactobacillus Plantarum
This beneficial strain of bacteria is also known to stimulate the digestive system. It also plays an essential role in the production of vitamins and kills the bacteria responsible for disease.
Lactobacillus Paracasei
Optimally, this beneficial strain of bacteria is not only found in the gut, but also in high concentrations in the mouth and vagina.
Good to know what your microbiome is
Never heard of it? Never mind. You're probably already familiar with the word microbiome, which refers to microorganisms such as fungi, viruses, bacteria and other organisms that are invisible to the naked eye. Together, these are the microbiomes that have a crucial impact on the health of our bodies. Billions of them live in our bodies, most of them are found on our skin and in our intestines.
The effects of the gut microbiome
- Ensures healthy gut flora.
- Regulates the immune system
- Has a significant effect on the central nervous system
- Regulates digestion
Conversely, bad bacteria, fed by a carbohydrate-rich diet, sugar and sugar alcohol, cause a host of unpleasant symptoms: indigestion, diarrhoea, bloating. On the other hand, beneficial bacteria support the immune system, are beneficial for weight problems, have a positive effect on the heart and are good for our health.
The health of the gut flora is also important for the female sex because it is linked to the health of the vaginal flora. Disruption of the gut and vaginal flora often leads to fungal infections. We can do a lot to balance the good and bad bacteria through our lifestyle and diet.
Gut flora health
Our gut flora functions optimally when it successfully performs its functions: protects against foreign pathogens, maintains proper immune function, keeps the gut lining intact, supports nutrient absorption, protects against pathogens and helps digest leftover food.
Negative external and internal influences can upset the balance and cause bad bacteria to become predominant. Fungi, bacteria and viruses can overgrow, causing minor to major problems. The key is to avoid this and try to keep a healthy balance in your gut flora.
The balance of gut flora can be affected by
If you give birth by caesarean section rather than vaginally, you are already at a disadvantage because the vaginal flora cannot contribute to your health. The next disadvantage is caused by formula instead of breast milk.
Throughout our lives we suffer from different diseases and take different medicines. It is good to be aware that antibiotics, steroids, antacids, contraceptives, anti-inflammatory drugs can damage our gut flora. Unfortunately, chlorinated water, alcohol, coffee, acidifying, oily foods can have the same effect. A varied diet rich in healthy foods and avoiding refined carbohydrates and sugar is recommended instead of a one-sided diet. Instead, drink plenty of clean water and plenty of vegetables to help your gut flora.
In addition to the unhealthy food we eat, stress, smoking, vitamin deficiencies and lack of exercise can have a very negative impact on our gut flora. It is worth developing the right habits in our daily lives and avoiding the wrong ones.
The balance of gut flora can be improved by
- Eating a complete, varied, fibre-rich diet
- Eating fermented/fermented foods
- Regular consumption of a dietary supplement containing a variety of bacterial strains
- Regular physical activity, aerobic exercise
