Probiotics 30 Billion

• At least 30 billion viable bacteria from 10 different strains
• With prebiotic as a food source for probiotics
• With vitamin A for the mucous membranes in the intestines
• With biotin for maintaining normal skin and mucous membranes
• Vitamin C supports the immune system
• With added ginger extract for intestinal function, regular bowel movements, and maintaining a healthy digestive system.
• Convenient one-a-day capsule in an enteric-coated capsule. One capsule per day is sufficient as the daily dosage. The enteric-coated capsule ensures that the bacteria reach the intestines alive, as they are protected against acids such as gastric acid and bile.

What is Probiotics 30 billion?

The product Probiotics 30 billion is a balanced composition of various ingredients. It contains probiotics and prebiotic. Prebiotic nourishes probiotics, which are living bacteria in the intestines. Another ingredient is vitamin A, which is for the mucous membranes in the intestines, just like biotin. Another added benefit is that biotin is good for maintaining normal skin. Vitamin C supports the immune system. But that's not all. Ginger extract has been added to support the intestines. It's good for intestinal function, natural bowel movements, and maintaining a healthy digestive system. Probiotics 30 billion is, therefore, a must-have supplement.

Probiotics and Prebiotic, the Golden Duo

In your intestines, there are bacteria, both good and bad, that keep each other in balance. These bacteria are called probiotics. Prebiotic, also known as inulin, are nutrients that serve as food for the bacteria in the intestines. Prebiotic is not digested in the small intestine and thus reaches the large intestine unchanged. In the large intestine, it serves as food for the good bacteria. The combination of probiotics and prebiotic is referred to as synbiotics.

Vitamin A in a Probiotic Supplement

The mucous membrane in the intestines is also called intestinal mucosa. This is a thin, smooth layer of tissue that lines the inside of the intestines. Vitamin A can contribute to the health of the intestinal mucosa, which forms a protective barrier in the intestines.

Biotin, the Vitamin Known for Hair and Skin

Biotin, also known as vitamin B8, is a water-soluble vitamin that plays a role in various processes in the body. Most people know biotin for its benefits to our hair and skin. This special vitamin is important for the skin, nourishing it from the inside. But, of course, it needs to be in balance from the inside. Although most people don't directly associate their skin with their intestines, they are connected. Biotin is good for mucous membranes in the broadest sense of the word, including the intestines. A great addition to Probiotics 30 billion, if you ask us.

Ginger Extract Added as a Catalyst

Ginger extract is a new addition to this Probiotics 30 billion supplement. Ginger has various positive effects on the intestines. It's good for intestinal function, natural bowel movements, and maintaining a healthy digestive system. All these properties contribute to the health of your intestines.

How Do Live Bacteria Survive Stomach Acid?

An enteric-coated capsule is a type of capsule designed to protect its contents from the acidic environment of the stomach. Some substances can be sensitive to the acidic stomach environment. The acidic environment can reduce or even destroy the efficacy of the contents before they reach the intestines. These capsules of Probiotics 30 billion have a special coating that is resistant to the acidic pH in the stomach, allowing them to protect their contents and transport them intact to the intestines. So, you can be confident that the bacteria reach your intestines alive when you take Probiotics 30 billion.

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*Health claims are ongoing.