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Balance Plus by Protexin
SKU:
PRBALP
Weight:
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100
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What is Balance Plus ? A unique probiotic , prebiotic and multivitamin complex specially formulated for over 50s to help maintain healthy digestive and immune system. Key Benefits - Maintains a healthy digestive system
- Supports a strong immune system
- 7 strains of friendly bacteria
Key Features - No need for refrigeration
- Easy to swallow capsules
- Recommended travel or antibiotics
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Balance Plus by Protexin
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Balance Plus by Protexin
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Balance Plus by Protexin
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Balance Plus by Protexin
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Product Information
One of the effects of ageing is that the body naturally loses more of the friendly bacteria needed to maintain a healthy digestive system. In addition to the three S’s – enough sleep, reducing stress and limiting sugar – adding probiotics to any diet is essential.
It is of fundamental importance to have an adequate level of friendly bacteria in the body; however, a number of factors can substantially compromise the quality and quantity of the gut micro flora – such as stress, poor nutrition, travel, changes in diet or water and antibiotic therapy. An effective solution is to supplement the gut micro flora by taking a probiotic – a source of beneficial bacteria.
The 7 strains of friendly bacteria in Balance Plus help boost the micro flora levels, which, together with extra vitamins such as vitamin A, C and E, help maintain a healthy immune system.
What We Think
With all of the clear probiotic positives, where should we turn for them? While yogurt is often thought to provide an adequate dose of probiotics, most brands contain probiotics that die before we open the package, and definitely by the time they reach the stomach.
In order to populate our gut adequately, daily probiotic supplementation for everyone is highly recommended.
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Friendly Bacteria
The friendly bacteria is needed to maintain a healthy digestive system.
Stress
Stress, poor nutrition, travel, changes in diet or water and antibiotic therapy can substantially compromise the quality and quantity of the gut micro flora in the body.
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