Prebiotics

By now, everyone knows PRObiotics, but PREbiotics are still unknown to many people. This while its importance is no less. The word prebiotics is a contraction of two different words: 'pre' meaning 'for' and 'biotics' meaning 'life'. It should not be confused with probiotics. With probiotics, such as our own Probiotics, you add new gut bacteria to the environment in your gut. With prebiotics, you provide good nutrition to the existing intestinal bacteria. This food ensures that the good intestinal bacteria become stronger, that they multiply well and that they can better fulfil their function in the intestines. This is of great importance in today's society with its many polluting factors.

Prebiotics: nutrients for healthy intestinal bacteria

Prebiotics are designed to support the good bacteria present in the gut and ensure that they can multiply efficiently. Our gut bacteria are particularly sensitive, especially to the polluting factors in our modern world. This often makes the functioning of the good intestinal bacteria more difficult. The fact is that the better these bacteria are nourished, the better they can withstand attacks on their health and get on with the good work they are doing.

You can try to replenish the intestinal bacteria by taking probiotics. But if the nutritional base present in the gut is not optimal, you will not have sufficient effect. Feeding and supporting our own bacteria present in the gut is an optimal situation from which the entire body benefits.

What's in our prebiotics?

Het voeden van goede bacteriën om ervoor te zorgen dat deze zich efficiënt kunnen vermeerderen, gebeurt door het belangrijkste ingrediënt: resistent zetmeel uit mais. Daarnaast zitten er in onze Prebiotica een aantal andere ingrediënten, die de bacteriën in de darm voeden. Belangrijk om te weten is dat de schadelijke bacteriën in de darm leven op een totaal ander soort voedsel. Deze hebben dus ook geen baat bij de ingrediënten uit ons product.

Our Prebiotics contain the following ingredients:

• Resistant starch
• Calcium hydroxymethylbutyrate
• Inulin
• Humic acid