VILAVI Metabiotic T8bio Metabiotic Microflora

Metabiotic T8bio is a tool for the correction and prevention of qualitative and quantitative disorders of the intestinal microbiota. In addition, the compounds contained in it stimulate the synthesis of substances that improve energy production in the mitochondria. The idea of creating metabiotics is based on the fact that microorganisms living in our body interact with it through a variety of biologically active substances that they secrete during their metabolism. Therefore, if we filter out these substances that are useful both for our body and for the microbiota itself, then on their basis it is possible to produce functional healthy food products – metabiotics. Their advantage is that there are no living microorganisms in their composition, which means that all the risks associated with this are absent. The composition of T8 MOVIO includes metafiltrates of all major strains of human symbiotic bacteria: Bifidobacterium adolescentis;Lactobacillus acidophilus;Lactobacillus salivarius;Lactobacillus helveticus;Propionibacterium freudenreichii.Maintaining the health of the intestinal microbiota is extremely important for supplying our body with energy. Science has long recognized the fact that mitochondria evolved from primary bacteria. Therefore, there is still a similarity between mitochondrial DNA and the DNA of bacteria living in our intestines. This similarity is also due to the similarity of the metabolism of mitochondria and our microflora. That is why the metabolites produced by the gut microbiota stimulate the synthesis of enzymes that mitochondria need to produce ATP. In addition, these substances affect the renewal of the mitochondrial pool in each cell. Thanks to this relationship, T8cobio, restoring the effective functioning of the microbiome of the small and large intestines, helps mitochondria to produce energy from carbohydrates or fatty acids as efficiently as possible. In addition, each of the components of T8bio has its own beneficial biological effects. The metafiltrate of Bifidobacterium adole