Singularis Probiotic Shield 2mld 60 Capsules

The Singularis Probiotic Shield 2mld dietary supplement is a high-quality probiotic, LACTOSPORE®, containing up to 4 mld of Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856 per capsule. This product is primarily intended for use during periods of antibiotic therapy, but is also suitable for daily use. It is available in vegan capsule form and has a simple and safe formulation.

It is known that the condition and function of the digestive tract are essential for maintaining well-being and vitality. Many important vital processes take place in the human intestine—the absorption of micronutrients, the synthesis of various compounds, hormones, and vitamins (B and K). These processes are supported by the microorganisms living in the intestine, which have a positive effect on the health of the entire organism.

Probiotics are microbial supplements that benefit humans by improving the microbial balance of the gut. They contribute to immune support, strengthen the intestinal microflora, and stimulate its growth.

Probiotics can also improve lactose tolerance and prevent diarrheal diseases (particularly viral diarrhea in infants, antibiotic-associated diarrhea, Clostridium difficile-associated diarrhea, and traveler's diarrhea). Clinical studies report that probiotics may also be useful in the prevention of allergic diseases and in the control of inflammatory diseases of the gastrointestinal tract.

In summary, Singularis Probiotic Shield 2mld is a high-quality, natural dietary supplement containing the bacterial strain Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856, a probiotic proven to have positive effects on the functioning of the digestive system and the human body as a whole. It comes in the form of vegan capsules and has a clear composition without added harmful substances.

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