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Redressing the balance of intestinal flora is especially important.
- After Antibiotic treatments
- Poor diet
- Acute and chronic intestinal problems - diarrhoea, colitis, constipation, meteorism, digestive problems
- Dull skin colour, lack of skin elasticity or pimply skin due to intestinal dysfunction.
- Cystisis
- Regulation of immune responses
The bacterial flora of the intestine is strictly connected with the process of digestion and it's composition has a direct influence on people's state of health. A healthy intestinal flora, which helps safeguard the efficiency of our guts immune system, transforms certain human waste products into substances that are useful to the organism. And helps keep bad bacteria in check.
From the moment of birth, the human gastro intestinal tract is invaded by micro organisms that come from the genitourinary tract of the mother and therefore is progressively colonised during breastfeeding above all by Lactobacilli present in breast milk.
In breast fed babies the population of different pathogenic bacteria disappears or is largely reduced. As soon as the breastfeeding ceases, the flora of breast fed babies becomes more complex similar to that found in human adults. The flora balance can be upset by several factors like long periods of stress, prolonged antibiotic treatments and poor diet, so safeguarding this precious equilibrium is therefore important. |
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