Minus Age Fullbiotic, 30 capsules

What are Fullbiotics (prebiotics with probiotics) used for?

Probiotics are live cultures of microscopic organisms that are beneficial to our body. They help us digest and absorb nutrients, especially vitamin B12. They protect our body from viruses and harmful bacteria. They are essential for good immunity and have a preventive effect on the development of autoimmune and civilisation diseases.

Minus Age Fullbiotic contains not only probiotics, but also prebiotics. Ingredients that allow the growth of the right cultures for a healthy microbiome of the whole body.

PPROBIOTICS AND PREBIOTICS IN ONE

Probiotics are live cell cultures that help populate our gut flora with the right microorganisms. These are maintained in our bodies if we take enough prebiotics. Among the most effective prebiotics is the fiber from the resin of Acacia senegal. Minus Age Fullbiotic also contains extract from the large-fruited cranberry and aloe vera leaves to support a proper microbiome throughout the body.

LIVE CELL CULTURES

In 3 capsules of Minus Age Fullbiotic you will find 5 billion colony forming units from six different second-body bacteria. L. Crispatus, L. Reuteri, L. Gasseri, L. Rhamnosus, L. Plantarum, Bifidobacterium Lactis.

COMPLEX PREBIOTIC COMPONENT

Each capsule contains acacia fiber, cranberry extract and aloe vera extract. Prebiotics allow microorganisms to engage more quickly in the proper functioning of your gut. They promote their growth and a proper anti-inflammatory environment.

POSITIVE EFFECTS OF MINUS AGE FULLBIOTIC

Probiotics with prebiotics help to establish a proper balance not only of your gut microbiome. They also help with the defence against bladder inflammation. For women, they also provide relief from premenstrual syndrome and help control body weight or weight loss.

THE ROLE OF THE MICROBIOME IN AGEING

The microbiome is the collection of all the microorganisms that live on or in our bodies. The microbiome influences many aspects of our health, including immunity, metabolism, digestion, mood, and aging. The microbiome changes with age and is affected by our diet, lifestyle and environment. The role of the microbiome in aging is still the subject of intense research, but many studies suggest that the microbiome plays a major role in the rate at which we age.

SCIENTIFIC STUDIES DEALING WITH PROBIOTICS AND AGING

The scientific work of Boyajian et al. supports the importance of the microbiome in aging issues. It details that probiotics and prebiotics in particular can be an effective way to influence the microbiome, thereby contributing to healthy aging.