Probiotic Femina

Background

Bacteria are part of our bodies. Various groups of bacteria have a beneficial impact on our health and are required for good activity of different systems in the body.

The intestinal tract and the intimate system are two body systems in which exists flora: a colorful colony of "good" and "bad" bacteria. In fact, the "good" bacteria are a type of guards that protect against uncontrolled culture and infiltration of "bad" bacteria, fungi and viruses into the body.

The term "probiotics" refers to "good" bacteria that are beneficial to our health. Bacteria such as acidophilus, bifidobacterium, and others have been studied as positive and beneficial probiotics and are key components in supporting our natural resilience.

The good bacteria of the digestive system are present throughout and have diverse roles: The "guards" are responsible for maintaining a positive balance in favor of the friendly bacteria and do not allow harmful bacteria to settle and prosper. "Digestion assistants" help to decompose food that the body is unable to break down by itself and the "creators" know how to produce from the digested food components with various benefits for the body.

Poor nutrition, high-sugar processed foods, disease conditions, medications, mental stress, and other factors can disrupt the balance of the complex system of good bacteria in the digestive tract. The result can be expressed in abdominal pain and indigestion.

In the female vagina, too, there is a delicate balance between the types of bacteria that reside in it and is regularly exposed to the external environment. This balance can be disturbed as a result of hormonal changes, even during menstruation, age-related changes, intercourse, contraception, antibiotic use, pregnancy and postpartum changes, and even exposure to hygiene materials. Balance breach allows for the development of infections and inflammations. The symptoms of these conditions, apart from itching and burning, are discomfort and unpleasant odor. Probiotic bacteria that reach the vagina are particularly effective in fighting bacteria and fungi. Some use the gastrointestinal tract as a conduction system to vagina and some are inserted directly into the vagina.

A source of probiotic can be a dietary supplement and also a plant sources , for example , green leafy plants and certain algae are also excellent sources of probiotics, such as wheatgrass and spirulina.

Altman's Probiotic Femina series provides solution and supportive treatment of vaginal thrush ( Candida Vaginitis ) , inflammatory conditions and pain in the intimate areas. The bacteria in probiotic Femina pass through the digestive system and affect the population of bacteria in the vagina. They protect you from infections and maintain intimate health.

Probiotic Femina Advantages:

• Contains 5 studied probiotic bacterial strains, with an increased amount of the bacterium Lactobacillus Acidophilus - which is the major bacterium in the normal vagina flora
• Highly concentrated probiotic for maximum efficiency
• A unique composition of probiotic strains for women suffering from intimate discomfort
• Manufacture of unique technology that ensures the stability and vitality of bacteria over time
• Stability - Femina's probiotic shelf life is 3 years without the need for refrigeration
• Bacteria of human origin, available and known to the human body
• Probiotic Femina is suitable for assistance at any age, pregnancy and breastfeeding

Each capsule contains:

The amount of bacteria during production: 5 million bacteria.

The five strains each capsule contains are:

1. Lactobacillus Acidophilus       ( LA-14 )
2. Bifidobacterium bifidum          ( BB-02 )
3. Paracasei Lactobacillus          ( LPC-37 )
4. Rhamnosus Lactobacillus       ( LR-32 )
5. Streptocous thermophilus       ( ST-21 )

Recommended dosage:

Treatment of active infection:

For the first three days of treatment 2 capsules every 12 hours.

After that 1 capsule a day.

Preservative / preventative treatment: One capsule once a day.

It is recommended to take with the food or about half an hour after the meal.

The information here does not constitute a recommendation or indication for medical treatment.

Please do not consider this information as an alternative to consulting your physician or pharmacist.