Food supplement with Biotin for the maintenance of a normal intestinal mucosa and with bacteria producing lactic acid
Symbiolact Comp is a food supplement with Biotin for the maintenance of a normal intestinal mucosa and with lactic acid producing bacteria.
It is estimated that in the human body there are approximately 100 billion bacteria of about 500 different species, of these, 95% live in the digestive tract.
There are several situations that can alter the balance of the intestinal mucosa; for example, incorrect nutrition, stress, use of antibiotics, inflammatory processes, among others.
The bacteria contained in SymbioLact Comp are lyophilized; as soon as they come in contact with water they can absorb it, activate it and multiply it.
Vitamin H, vitamin B7 and vitamin B8 (synonyms):
Important for the maintenance of mucous membranes
For cell division processes
Very active tissues, such as mucous membranes, require biotin to allow the processes of cell division to proceed in a controlled manner.
The intestinal mucosa is the largest mucosal surface of the organism; It regenerates completely every 2 or 3 days.
Most of the biotin comes from the daily intake, small amounts are produced by the intestinal flora and thus complete the daily amount of biotin ingested with food.
Taking medications, such as antibiotics, increases the normal requirements of biotin.
Symbiolact Comp is a food supplement with Biotin for the maintenance of a normal intestinal mucosa and with lactic acid producing bacteria.
It is estimated that in the human body there are approximately 100 billion bacteria of about 500 different species, of these, 95% live in the digestive tract.
There are several situations that can alter the balance of the intestinal mucosa; for example, incorrect nutrition, stress, use of antibiotics, inflammatory processes, among others.
The bacteria contained in SymbioLact Comp are lyophilized; as soon as they come in contact with water they can absorb it, activate it and multiply it.
Vitamin H, vitamin B7 and vitamin B8 (synonyms):
Important for the maintenance of mucous membranes
For cell division processes
Very active tissues, such as mucous membranes, require biotin to allow the processes of cell division to proceed in a controlled manner.
The intestinal mucosa is the largest mucosal surface of the organism; It regenerates completely every 2 or 3 days.
Most of the biotin comes from the daily intake, small amounts are produced by the intestinal flora and thus complete the daily amount of biotin ingested with food.
Taking medications, such as antibiotics, increases the normal requirements of biotin.