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YOUR HEALTH DEPENDS ON YOUR MICROBIOME Our gut microbiome is made up of all the micro-organisms living in our digestive tract. It is composed of bacteria, yeasts and fungi. Historically called "gut flora", the microbiome is the largest surface of exchange between our body and the outside world, ahead of the skin. There are 200 to 1 000 different bacterial species, representing up to 100 000 billion bacteria. Thus our body contains more bacteria than it has cells! Our gut microbiome alone weighs approximately 1,5kg. When the bacteria making up our gut microbiome coexist with our body, this is called symbiosis. An imbalance in the bacterial populations of our gut microbiome causes dysfunctions that can be involved in the onset of various pathologies. It is therefore essential to look after our gut microbiome , whether through a healthy and varied diet containing fibre and prebiotic nutrients, or through a direct intake of probiotic strains. HELP YOUR MICROBIOME WITH PURE BIO² Scientific studies show that it is also possible to maintain or restore your microbiome thanks to prebiotics and probiotics. √ Prebiotics are food substances that feed a select group of micro-organisms living in the intestine. They stimulate the growth of bacteria with a positive effect . The prebiotics contained in Pure Bio² are dietary fibres called fructans (FOS fructo-oligosaccharide and chicory inulin) which are absorbed in the colon. They trigger a metabolic cascade that stimulates the growth of the existing microbiome (mainly lactobacilli and bifidobacteria). These dietary fibres are also found in certain vegetables, legumes, fruits and cereals. √ Probiotics are defined by the WHO as "live micro-organisms which, when administered in adequate amounts, confer a health benefit on the host". The most common are lactic acid bacteria: lactobacilli and bifidobacteria. The variety of bacterial strains present in Pure Bio² NUTRIPURE promotes balance between microbial species, Nutripure having chosen to provide 10 billion essential strains: lactobacilli (casei, helveticus and rhamnosus) and bifidobacteria (bifidum and l longum) . √ Once they reach the intestine, probiotics mix with the intestinal mucosa. The adhesion capacity of probiotics to intestinal cells gives them the ability to interact with the local microbiome. The variety of strains provided contributes to rebalancing the existing flora.
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