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We present vegan symbiotic complex
We present the new Vegan Symbiotic Complex.
The intestine of an athlete processes more nutrients than that of a normal person. An unbalanced and poor diet in fiber, daily stress (caused by both the physical demand of training and work and the rest of the factors that affect us daily) or infections, can cause imbalances in the microbiota and alter the digestive function, generating stomach discomfort, inflammation, fatigue or recurring infections when the nutrient capture is canceled.
Vegan Symbiotic Complex It helps to maintain a good intestinal functioning and regulate the immune system through the butyrate, its probiotic strains and vitamins C and D.
He Butirate It is a short chain fatty acid (AGCC). This type of fatty acid is used by intestine cells as an energy substrate that maintains its integrity and functionality. To obtain butirate naturally it is necessary that our intestinal microbiota fermente the dietary fiber that we cannot digest and, as a result of this fermentation, the butyrate occurs.
Only 0.7 grams of butirate would be equivalent to 5g of fiber fermented by a microbiota in optimal state. If our microbiota is not in this situation, the production of butyrate will be insufficient. The exogenous butyrate contribution helps reduce intestinal permeability and generalized inflammation of the intestine.
Different events such as a fiber diet, the taking of antibiotics in viral processes and emotional or physical stress, increasingly common in our society, can trigger a imbalance in intestinal flora, reducing the production of butyrate and the functionality of our intestinal barrier, which can generate problems and ailments that if they are not remedied could become permanent.
The formula of this new probiotic provides six strains of bacteria, five of them producers of lactic acid in addition to the Saccharomyces Bouularii yeast:
- Saccharomyces Boulardii: Improves intestinal barrier function, the availability of digestive enzymes and nutrient absorption increases.
- L. Plantarum: Improves barrier function and inhibits adherence of pathogenic bacteria to the intestinal epithelium.
- L. Rhamnosus: Increases the intestinal immune system thanks to the greater the number of cytokine producing cells.
- L. Acidophilus: Increase lactic acid by inhibiting the growth of pathogenic bacteria in the intestine. Greater production of butirate.
- Bifidobacterium animals lactis and Bifidobacterium bifidum: Improvement of digestive function. It helps digest lactose and fibers that generate intestinal symptoms.
- Vitamin c: Improves the immune system during and after exercise, in addition to being a powerful antioxidant helping the body in high stress situations.
- Vitamin D: It contributes to a correct metabolism of calcium and strengthening the immune system.
