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Lactoflora® adult immune protector 30 caps.

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Increases the body's resistance to external agents

30 caps.

  • Lactose-free
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Description

Lactoflora® immune protector is a food supplement with lactobacillus, vitamins and minerals which helps our immune system function properly. In each capsule of Lactoflora there are live lactic ferments that increase the resistance of the organism, reinforcing our natural defenses and fighting against fatigue:

  • It increases the body's resistance to pathogenic microorganisms.
  • Helps to strengthen the body's natural defences.

It is recommended for situations where the body's defenses may be compromised such as:

  • Periods of convalescence.
  • Periods of overexertion.
  • Situations of tiredness and fatigue.

*It contains neither lactose nor gluten.

Better health, better life.

Instructions for use

How to use Lactoflora® immune protector

Take 1 capsule a day with liquid.

Composition

CYANOCOBALAMIN (VIT. B12). ascorbic acid (vit.c) retinol (vit.a) pyridoxine (vit.b6) folic acid (vit.b9). LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM CEP 299V. Sodium selenite;

Unit price

€0.60 / Capsules

Pharmaceutical Advice

Probiotics are microorganisms that are part of our gut microbiota or beneficial bacteria population that inhabit our gut. A balanced microbiota contributes to better regulation of metabolic function, optimal nutrient absorption and intestinal permeability control. All of these processes are related to maintaining overall health.

Gut dysbiosis (microbiota imbalance) has been linked with an increased risk of diseases such as obesity, diabetes, certain types of cancer and autoimmune diseases.

Taking certain probiotic strains, in standardised doses and in dietary supplement form, contributes to intestinal and/or vaginal microbiota maintenance. After taking certain medication, such as antibiotics, this type of supplementation provides significant benefits. It is also possible to take advantage of these benefits in other parts of the body (such as the vaginal, skin or scalp microbiota) by adding probiotic ingredients to body and facial cosmetics or to vaginal health products. In these examples, the addition of specific probiotics also helps to restore the balance externally (topically).

If you are considering the use of probiotics, consult a healthcare professional to find out which ones are right for you.

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Opinions

10/10

Good product

Javier R.
10/10

Everything, yes I would recommend it

Aurelia A.
10/10

I have been using it for some time now and it works great

Anonymous A.
10/10

The defenses

Anonymous A.
10/10

I was hesitant about this type of product, but I think it works pretty well for me

Anonymous A.
10/10

It was recommended to me by the doctor and I am quite happy with it and I recommend it.

Anonymous A.
10/10

It was recommended to me for my parents who are older and the truth is that very good

Anonymous A.
10/10

I'm doing well so far.

Anonymous A.
10/10

I take it by prescription

Anonymous A.
10/10

Very good product, but I do not agree with the price, it arrived more expensive, and I am a regular customer

Anonymous A.
10/10

I haven't tried it, but I'm sure I'll like it very much.

Anonymous A.
10/10

I'll let you know

Anonymous A.
8/10

this product has already been tested

Anonymous A.
10/10

Fantastic but you have to use it several weeks before the good result, usually.

Anonymous A.
6/10

At the moment I can't give an opinion I've been taking it for a short time

Anonymous A.

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