INNERGY

BIFIDO BABY 15 SACHETS X 4G

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Inulin from chicory contributes to the normal functioning of the intestine by increasing the frequency of stools.

Inulin enriched with oligofructose is a special formula that acts along the entire length of the colon and selectively nourishes the endogenous saprophytic flora with potential in improving colonic metabolism and the quality of the colonic mucosa.

It also has the potential to prevent the proliferation of pathogenic bacteria that cause imbalances and over time serious gastrointestinal pathology (inflammatory bowel disease, colorectal cancer, etc.) and contributes to the creation of a barrier against colonization with bacteria and other types of pathogenic germs, having the potential to stimulate immunity both locally and throughout the body.

Benefits:

• Regulation of intestinal transit (constipation, intestinal colic, bloating);

Some studies have shown that soluble fibers have a beneficial role in:

• modulating the infant's immune system (reducing the risk of atopic dermatitis, allergic urticaria, recurrent infections);
• reducing energy intake in obesity and overweight;
• increasing the passive absorption of microelements in the colon (Ca, Mg, Fe) and increasing bone mineral density).

Administration:

Bifido Baby can be administered from the first day of the child's life, on the doctor's recommendation: 1-2 sachets/day, 3 consecutive months, the treatment can be continued alternating 1 month of administration with 1 month of break;

The contents of the Bifido Baby sachet can be dissolved in water, milk, tea, fruit juices or yogurt, cream cheese, fruit or vegetable purees, soups, mixing until the powder dissolves.

At the beginning of treatment with Bifido Baby, mild cramps, bloating, abdominal discomfort may occur, effects that disappear in a few days, after individual intestinal adaptation and after possible adjustment of the daily dose, on the recommendation of your doctor.

Composition:

A sachet of Bifido Baby oral powder contains 4 g of inulin enriched with oligofructose, a unique molecule (molecular chain obtained by partial enzymatic hydrolysis).