Pro Biolyte 10 sachets - Aniva

Features

The word probiotic means "for life," as opposed to the idea of ​​antibiotics "against life." Several studies have demonstrated the benefits of probiotics for the gastrointestinal tract. Maintaining a balanced balance of intestinal bacterial flora is crucial for survival and good health.
Electrolytes (salts) have the ability to regulate the balance of fluids in our body.
Dehydration of the body causes a decline in metabolic activity which in turn leads to insufficient absorption of nutritional components, resulting in malnutrition.

GLUCOSE

Glucose increases sodium absorption in the intestine by about three times, corrects the energy deficit caused by diarrhea and allows the recovery of neuromuscular functions.

BANANA

Banana increases energy (13) and makes taking Probiolyte enjoyable for people of all ages.

ELECTROLYTES (Trisodium citrate dihydrate, Sodium chloride, Potassium chloride)

Electrolytes rehydrate the body, restore body fluids lost during their distribution throughout the body, support essential functions for muscle contractions and breathing, and reduce the symptoms of diarrhea. (1-4)
The electrolyte composition follows the latest WHO and UNICEF recommendations.

PREBIOTICS

Prebiotics stimulate the growth, maintenance and activity of intestinal flora bacteria.
Good bioavailability of prebiotics is an essential condition for the recovery and maintenance of beneficial intestinal flora, both qualitatively and quantitatively.

ZINC

Zinc acts on the immune system, improves the transport of water and electrolytes in the intestine, and reduces the severity and duration of diarrhea. (9-12)
Zinc deficiency, aggravated by diarrhea, weakens humoral and cellular immune defenses.
Zinc contributes to normal macronutrient metabolism and a healthy immune system. Zinc helps improve enzyme activity, which is why it is recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO).

PROBIOTICS

Probiotics restore intestinal bacterial flora, inhibit the growth of pathogenic bacteria, aid in nutrient absorption, shorten the duration of diarrhea, and reduce the side effects of antibiotics. (5-8)
Gut flora is an important factor in immune health and varies significantly throughout life, from early childhood to old age, also differing across different segments of the intestinal tract. Healthy gut bacteria antagonize the proliferation of pathogens and fungi (Candida, etc.)