The friendly bacteria found in LACTO-5® is derived from Malaysian sources in collaboration with Melaka Biotechnology Corporation.
Spore-forming friendly bacteria grows a protective layer to keep themselves dormant until they reach your intestines. It will survive in our harsh stomach acids until they reach our gut to begin to colonize and provide optimum protection!
A synergistic combination of 5 local strains for optimum intestine health. There are 5 types of friendly bacteria strains:
Lactobacillus acidophilusTo provide optimum protection everyday!
Allows friendly bacteria to survive without refrigeration.
Helps reduce indigestion and prevent bloating after meals.
Probiotics help to digest certain type of carbohydrate like starches, fiber, oligosaccharides, and sugars that our body failed to digest and absorb, like lactose (in the case of lactose intolerance) and sugar alcohols.
Travel, stress, and changes in diet are just a few of the many ways your digestive balance can be disrupted.
Probiotics help improve the absorption of minerals such as calcium, magnesium and phosphorus in our body.
Spore-forming bacteria grow a protective layer to keep themselves dormant but alive until they reach your intestines. Upon contact with water and nutrients, the spore-forming bacteria open up, where it can grow and flourish to maintain a well-balanced intestinal microflora.
The intestinal flora builds a natural defense barrier to prevent intruders such as bacteria, toxins, antigens and pollutants from penetrating into our body. The 100% survival rate of these spore-forming bacteria are unparalleled 3. This means the friendly bacteria will survive the harsh stomach acids, bringing all the benefits to our intestines.
Friendly bacteria live in our intestines on the food we take and do many good things for us. Our bacteria are unique to us. They have adapted to our diets, water and weather. All these are unique. Our diet is high in chili and spice. Our water contains both chlorine and fluorine.
Locally derived probiotics have better adaptation to our gastro-intestinal tract, local diet and water.
References:
KKLIU 0293/2022 (valid till Dec 2024)