VitaLibro Good bacteria and dietary fiber complex FLORABIOTIC

VitaLibro FLORABIOTIC is a concentrated dietary supplement with good intestinal bacteria and dietary fiber. One capsule contains an exceptionally high amount (as much as 28.78 billion) of active and viable good intestinal bacteria. 

The complex of good bacteria is presented in enteric capsules, the walls of which protect the live bacteria from the effects of stomach acid and allow them to safely reach the intestines, which determines the effectiveness of the preparation.

When the capsule reaches the intestines, its shell dissolves in the intestinal environment, and the soluble fibers contained in it - fructooligosaccharides and inulin - create favorable conditions for good bacteria to feed and live. 

The FLORABIOTIC formula contains 9 synergistically acting species of good bacteria that help restore the balance of the natural intestinal microflora and maintain normal intestinal function, help strengthen the immune system, and prevent body disorders.

About active ingredients

Probiotics are good bacteria that naturally form a beneficial part of the human microflora. The intestinal microflora, also known as the microbiota, constantly interacts with other systems in the body, and the signals it sends to the brain can affect many vital processes in the body.

Scientific evidence suggests that probiotics are important for more than just gut health. They can help support a strong immune system, skin health, and the nervous system. For example, certain species of Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium have been shown to reduce inflammation, inhibit the growth of acne-causing bacteria, and reduce acne activity.

A healthy balance of microflora creates unfavorable conditions for harmful bacteria to multiply. Good bacteria, once in the intestine, attach to its walls, preventing disease-causing microorganisms from establishing themselves and activating the production of antibodies, which strengthens the body's immune defenses.

It is known that the digestive system has a separate enteric nervous system, also known as the second brain, which interacts with the central nervous system, maintaining a two-way communication. About 95% of the mood-regulating hormone – serotonin – is produced in the gut, so a balanced gut microbiota contributes to maintaining good emotional well-being.

Dietary fibers – chicory fructooligosaccharides and inulin – create favorable conditions for the nutrition of good bacteria. They participate in digestion as dietary fiber, activating intestinal activity, supporting metabolism and reducing the absorption of carbohydrates and cholesterol in the body.