Probiotics can repair the body's immune system and improve its own immunity

The intestine is the largest immune system of the human body.

Enhance human immunity: There is a very developed immune system in the intestine. Probiotics can regulate immune activity that is too low or too high to a normal state by stimulating the immune function in the intestine. The immune-modulating effect of probiotics is also thought to help fight cancer and suppress allergic diseases.

Promote the health of the intestinal digestive system: Probiotics can inhibit the reproduction of harmful bacteria in the intestines, reduce toxins, and promote intestinal peristalsis, thereby improving intestinal function and improving defecation conditions.

The incidence of systemic infections has been greatly reduced. Long-term supplementation of active probiotics in the body can help repair the microcirculation of the reproductive system.

Prevent or improve diarrhea: Poor eating habits or taking antibiotics will disrupt the balance of intestinal flora, leading to diarrhea. Supplementing probiotics can help balance intestinal flora and restore normal intestinal pH, alleviating diarrhea symptoms.