Symflora Baby ProbioticsVitakruid

Happy mother, happy baby
Symflora® Baby is not only suitable for babies but also for (expectant) mothers. These probiotics can be used from week 32 of pregnancy and during breastfeeding. After all, the nutrition and supplements you consume during pregnancy and breastfeeding are passed on to your baby.

Four scientifically backed strains
Research shows that a probiotic with multiple strains is more effective than one with just a single strain. You can compare it to a team of people with different backgrounds. With their various qualities, they can help and complement each other.

The first bacterial strains to colonise a baby's intestines are mainly bifidobacteria. With this knowledge in mind, Vitakruid has chosen a formula with no fewer than four bifidobacterium strains for Symflora® Baby.

High survival rate after 24 hours
An important factor in the quality of probiotics is the survival rate of the bacterial strains after passing through our digestive system. During digestion, probiotics are exposed to various substances – such as stomach acid and bile – that aid digestion. Some probiotics do not survive the acidity of your stomach, resulting in fewer live microorganisms actually reaching your intestines.

Probiotic activity more important than CFU/g
Research by Winclove probiotics in collaboration with Maastricht University shows that the (cfu/g)* in Symflora® remains relatively stable after passing through our digestive system. In other words, the number of probiotics you ingest has a high survival rate. They largely pass through the digestive system undamaged and therefore have higher metabolic activity. Metabolic activity, in short, refers to the activity level that bacterial strains achieve within our digestive system without being damaged.

For selecting a good probiotic, passing the survival and metabolic activity test are relevant benchmarks. It is often said that the number of colony-forming units (cfu/g)* is leading. The more (cfu/g)*, the better the product. However, this is a misunderstanding. What is the point of a large amount of (cfu/g)* if the bacteria all die in our stomach acid?

*CFU/g The abbreviation (cfu/g) stands for colony-forming units per gram. In Dutch, we have made this the term; colony-forming units per gram. The germ count or colony-forming units per gram represent the number of probiotic colonies present in one gram of the product. One gram of Symflora® Baby contains 109 (cfu/g).

With ProbioAct® technology
Bacteria are vulnerable, which is why Vitakruid has chosen the ProbioAct® technology. This involves selecting nutrients that contribute to the survival, metabolic activity, and stability of the probiotics. The technology guarantees that the bacterial strains are shelf-stable at room temperature and that they survive the digestive juices in the gastrointestinal tract.

Sachet protects against moisture, light, and air
For the packaging choice of Symflora® Baby, sachets have been chosen. This packaging form has several advantages over other methods. A product in a sachet remains optimally protected against moisture, light, and air.

The probiotics in this product also exist only in an inactive state to ensure their shelf life. When the bacteria come into contact with water, they become active again.

Other information

EAN: (30 sachets) 8717438692104

* Colony-forming units

Ingredients
Rice starch, maltodextrin, bacterial strains

Dissolve the contents of a sachet in approximately 100ml of lukewarm water. Let it stand for about 10 to 15 minutes. Stir well before consumption. 1-3 sachets per day. Do not exceed the recommended dosage.

This product is a food supplement.

Do not exceed the recommended dosage.

A varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle are important. A food supplement is not a substitute for a varied diet.

Keep out of reach of young children.

Store in a dry, sealed place at room temperature, unless otherwise advised on the label.

Consult a specialist before using supplements in case of pregnancy, lactation, medication use, and illness.