Vivigermina Forte Probiotic Supplement 10 Vials 10ml

Daily prevention. When it is important to keep it constantly alive. The Vivigermina line is a specific and complete line of food supplements for the well-being of the intestinal bacterial flora. It arises from the concept that every organism must defend its own immune system in the most correct and appropriate way. It consists of 4 products specially designed for every single need. Particularly useful for a rapid rebalancing of the bacterial flora and intestinal function during and after antibiotic therapies, diarrhea, stress, eating disorders and in case of irritable colon. It is known that lactic ferments are the main components of the intestinal bacterial flora: their integration ensures an effective action that hinders the presence and proliferation of pathogenic or harmful bacteria, promotes vitamin synthesis, improves the enzymatic activity of the intestinal mucosa and reactivates the immune system. Furthermore, the lactic ferments contribute to maintaining and improving the normal state of the skin. All the products of the Vivigermina line are enriched with Grapefruit Seed Extract. Laboratories, universities and institutes around the world have shown, with studies and publications, that grapefruit seed extract has a broad spectrum germicidal, antiviral, antibacterial, including Gram + and Gram-, antifungal and pesticide. The strength of this "natural antimicrobial" derives from its remarkable effectiveness associated with an absolute lack of toxicity: countless studies have shown that Grapefruit Seed Extract is effective against hundreds of pathogenic bacteria. All the products of the Vivigermina line contain Aloe vera (Aloe barbadensis) which gels in the gastric acid environment, covering the microbial cells with a protective layer. During intestinal transit, with increasing PH, the gel dissolves slowly, increasing its viscosity, and thus helps to decrease the transit speed of probiotics by improving their adhesion to the intestinal villi to the advantage of recolonization