Nature Science Biotic One NS 35g

The Biotic One NS dietary supplement from Nature Science is a unique preparation that provides an extremely high portion of probiotic bacterial strains - up to 125 billion of them in a single sachet. The Nature Science product contains no unnecessary additives or enhancers. Its composition is simple and natural.

Microorganisms are an indispensable element of the human body. They are naturally present in the digestive tract and are responsible for a number of important functions. They notably enable good nutrient absorption. These bacteria also participate in the production of important hormones and vitamins, such as vitamins B and K.

Probiotics are living microorganisms that offer countless health benefits. They contain bacterial strains destined for the intestine. They help restore the microbiological balance that has been disturbed, for example, by antibiotic therapy, poor diet, or illness. An adequate intestinal flora is essential to prevent diarrhea or shorten the duration of those that have already occurred. Furthermore, probiotic supplementation can contribute to better lactose tolerance and reduce the frequency of undesirable gastrointestinal incidents during chronic digestive diseases. Additionally, probiotic bacteria contribute to the regulation of intestinal peristalsis and help combat constipation. It is also proven that they support the functioning of the immune system, thus preventing the development of many infectious and contagious diseases. [1]

Probiotic supplements can also contribute to physical and mental well-being. Research shows that overall well-being largely depends on a healthy gut, notably due to the existence of the gut-brain axis[2]. [2]

In summary, Nature Science Biotic One NS is a formula that provides a very high proportion of probiotic bacterial strains of the Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium genera. One sachet of this product contains up to 125 billion live bacteria.

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2 Trafalska E, Grzybowska K. Probiotics--an alternative to antibiotics? [Les probiotiques - une alternative aux antibiotiques?]. Wiad Lek. 2004;57(9-10):491-8. Polish. PMID: 15765768.