HMF Natogen

Helps maintain a natural and healthy intestinal flora in young children Each dose contains 3 billion CFU stem cells of: Lactobacillus acidophilus (CUL-60), Lactobacillus acidophilus (CUL-21), Lactobacillus paracasei (CUL-08), Bifidobacterium animalis subsp. lactis (CUL-62) HMF Natogen is a combination of four patented human-source probiotic strains that promotes intestinal health in young children. Babies born prematurely, by cesarean section, or those exposed to perinatal or postnatal antibiotics have low colonization of intestinal bacteria. Probiotics are safe for young children and effectively colonize the intestines, a critical barrier that selectively allows the assimilation or promotes the excretion of harmful substances. The human digestive tract contains over 400 bacterial species, and bacterial balance must be maintained for a healthy gut. Probiotics compete with pathogenic bacteria for colonization in the digestive tract and promote the presence of beneficial bacteria. In addition to reducing bacterial survival, probiotics strengthen the epithelial barrier. They control permeability by monitoring the integrity of tight junctions and prevent pathogenic adhesion to epithelial cells by increasing the release of mucins on the intestinal surface. Together, these processes reduce the entry of gut bacteria into the circulation. Probiotics have a transient impact on the host microflora; once ingested, their numbers decrease or disappear. Since the composition of the microflora in children remains relatively unchanged after infancy, it is highly dependent on diet, even more so than in adults.