Elbifid. Complex lacto and bifidobacteria. 15 capsules of 500 mg.

It is known that the intestinal microflora performs several very important functions: supports the immune system, provides a powerful barrier to allergens, bacteria and viruses, neutralizes carcinogens and many other functions. Failures in the balance between beneficial and pathogenic microflora in the intestines contribute to dysbacteriosis. There are 2 known ways to influence the intestinal microflora - through food and through probiotic complexes. Elbifid is recommended: For normalization of intestinal microflora balasn.For normalization of digestion and protective function of the intestine.For stimulation of the natural immune systemFor normalization of allergic reactions.For the neutralization of the negative effects of antibiotics on intestinal microfloraConsider how important taking probiotics is for the prevention of dysbacteriosis and intestinal disorders. Correction of gut dysbacteriosis in comprehensive allergy prevention schemes. Intestinal dysbacteriosis is naturally accompanied by the development of allergic reactions, and, on the contrary, this disorder is very often found in patients with primary allergies. Moreover, there is a direct link between the severity of intestinal dysbacteriosis and allergic background. Probiotics have an anti-allergic effect, normalizing the balance of the immune system, regulating the permeability of the intestinal wall and protecting against food allergens. Correction of intestinal dysbacteriosis in the scheme of integrated prevention of immunodeficiency states. Live cultures of intestinal bacteria of Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium genera have a very special place among immunotropic agents. It is known that intestines are one of the main sources of antigenic load. It contains 10 times more bacterial cells than all the organs and tissues of the human body, and each of these bacteria is foreign! This is why it is no coincidence that up to 70% of all immune cells of the body are concentrated in the intestine. Constant physiological regulation of the intestinal antigen