LactoG Crispatus

Description

Why is LactoG Crispatus bio now called LactoG Crispatus?

LactoG crispatus used to be called LactoG crispatus bio, since it contains live ferments as active ingredients (3 strains of Lactobacillus), "Bio" meaning "living". However, it is no longer possible to call it organic, which is why it is now called LactoG Crispatus.

Rest assured, it still contains the same active ingredients in equivalent quantities!

Lactobacilli, the bacteria that make up your flora

Lactobacilli are a type of bacteria found in the body's flora (intestinal flora, feminine flora, skin flora...).
Each flora contains a large number of specific bacteria.

Lactobacillus crispatus and Lactobacillus brevis are the most representative bacteria of the female flora (together accounting for over 60% of the flora).
LactoG Crispatus contains 3 specific strains, named Lactobacillus crispatus, Lactobacillus brevis and Lactobacillus acidophilus.
Over 5 billion per capsule, initially harvested from women.

Our trump card: Lactobacillus crispatus

LactoG Crispatus is one of the few formulations to include the Lactobacillus crispatus strain, because we control its production method. Few laboratories have it!

Our advice

1. Remember to support your intestine at the same time as using LactoG Crispatus :
   
   • Transit succes for a supply of Psyllium to promote good intestinal transit and regular bowel movements.
   • L-Glutamine brings you glutamine, an amino acid found in abundance in the intestinal mucosa.
     
     
2. Promote your acid-base balance!
• It is sometimes recommended to combine LactoG Crispatus with the zinc-rich Formule Alcalinisante to promote a balanced acid-base metabolism.

Did you know?

Taking antibiotics?

LactoG Crispatus and the Lactobacilli it contains are highly recommended in this case.

Mom-to-be?

Ask your doctor for advice. LactoG Crispatus is highly recommended for pregnant women, especially for natural childbirth.