Ultrabiota 30caps - NPro

Ultrabiota 30caps - NPro

NPro Ultrabiota is a high-load probiotic that includes 9 internationally recognized bacterial strains and type 2 resistant starch, derived from dehydrated bananas.

What is inflammation?

Inflammation is the body's natural response to defend itself against external aggressions, such as infections, wounds, or injuries. Under normal conditions, it is temporary and effective. The problem arises when this alert response isn't turned off.

Chronic low-grade inflammation can alter several bodily functions and has been linked to digestive, immunological, metabolic, and even neuropsychological imbalances.

What role does the microbiota play in inflammation?

The gut is much more than a digestive tract; it's an immune organ. And much of its ability to regulate inflammation depends on its microbiota.

A balanced microbiota keeps the immune system alert but not reactive. It produces compounds like butyrate, with anti-inflammatory, restorative, and antioxidant properties, and strengthens the intestinal barrier to prevent substances that unnecessarily activate the immune system.

An altered microbiota promotes inflammation

An imbalance in the intestinal microbiota can favor the proliferation of bacteria that alter the intestinal barrier and release molecules capable of provoking an inflammatory response from the immune system.

This inflammation not only affects the intestine, but can reach distant tissues, such as skin, joints or even the nervous system.

What does NPro Ultrabiota bring?

NPro Ultrabiota is a high-load probiotic that includes nine strains of Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium, considered part of the regulatory microbiota for their role in immune balance. All of them were carefully selected for their extensive scientific documentation.

The formula is completed with type II resistant starch (from green bananas), a fermentable fiber that feeds the beneficial bacteria in the intestine and promotes the production of butyrate, a molecule

Packaging contains 30 capsules