SYNERGIZE-YOUR-GUT® 10 caps veg (DRcaps)

It is a versatile bacteria due to its capacity to tolerate the low pH that can be found in the gastric environment and to resist the action of bile acids. It is normally found in the oral cavity, the intestinal and the genital tract.​

It can have a positive impact on maintaining the oral health and it can produce a compound with specific properties against unfriendly bacteria.​

It can be found in the oral cavity and in the intestinal tract, acting directly against unfriendly bacteria. During the fermentation process, this bacteria can participate in the production of beneficial compounds such as vitamin B2.​

Naturally found in the gastrointestinal and urogenital tract, it can assist the healthy growth of beneficial bacteria in these environments. In combination with other Lactobacillus strains, it may potentially reduce the occurrence of allergic manifestations in children.​

It has the remarkable property of adapting to various environments. It contributes positively to maintaining the integrity of the intestinal flora, acting in case of intestinal discomfort.​

It is a beneficial bacteria that has the ability to persist in the intestinal mucus. It can also provide support in maintaining the integrity of the uro-vaginal microbiota. It supports the normal intestinal transit post antibiotics usage.​

It is a friendly bacteria that naturally colonizes the oral cavity, intestine and vaginal cavity, alone or combined with other Lactobacillus strains.​

It has the ability to cross the digestive tract and remain effective at the site of action. It contributes to maintaining the well-being at the digestive level by balancing the intestinal transit and the physiological response in allergic manifestations.​

It is a beneficial bacteria involved in maintaining normal intestinal transit disrupted by the administration of antibiotics. It also provides support in reducing intestinal manifestations caused by gluten-containing foods.​

It is a beneficial bacteria that colonizes the intestinal environment of humans. It has been documented that Bifidobacteria breve may be involved in supporting the gut barrier function and the local immune response.​