UNS Irritable Bowel IBS Probiotics.
UNS Supplements Irritable Intestines IBS 30 caps is probiotic rich in bacteria of LactoSpore strain supports protein digestion, amino acid absorption, prevents bloating and discomfort after eating. The formula helps keep the intestines in good condition, reduces harmful bacteria, and reduces inflammation.
Benefits of using LactoSpore probiotics
1. improve digestion and nutrient absorption
LactoSpore aids the digestive process by helping to break down nutrients and facilitating their absorption by the body. It also improves intestinal function, benefiting peristalsis and eliminating toxins from the body.
2 supporting healthy intestinal microflora
LactoSpore contains beneficial probiotic bacteria that help restore and maintain a healthy intestinal microflora. These good bacteria support digestive processes, strengthen the immune system and protect against colonization by harmful microorganisms.
3. better food tolerance
With LactoSpore, you can experience improved food tolerance. This probiotic helps reduce discomforts such as bloating, gas and indigestion, so you can enjoy comfort and lightness after eating.
Harmony and Health of Your Gastrointestinal System
LactoSpore provides support for your digestive system, helping to maintain its healthy balance. It works in harmony with your body's natural processes to keep your digestive system functioning optimally. LactoSpore® is one such clinically formulated probiotic bacteria containing a preparation of L(+) lactic acid-producing microorganisms from the Bacillus coagulans family, MTCC 5856.
A healthy gut ensures proper functioning of the immune system and ensures efficient metabolism. The probiotic strain reduces muscle inflammation after intensive training and aids recovery after intense exercise. The beneficial effects of the probiotic are particularly noticeable in conditions related to intestinal health, where it effectively improves intestinal flora and counteracts inflammation.
Dosage of Irritable Gut Probiotic:
1 capsule daily.
