Ramissio Probiotics + Prebiotics

Bifidobacteria are probiotic bacteria found naturally in the body of mammals, including humans. This type of bacteria makes up approximately 10% of the gut microbiome of an adult. In infants, it is even up to 60% of all bacteria in the microbiome.
These bacteria help digest dietary fiber and complex carbohydrates. They also produce important chemicals, including B vitamins and healthy fatty acids, that are important for gut health and reduce hunger.
Bifidobacteria prevent infections from other harmful bacteria such as Escherichia coli. They produce chemicals that prevent toxins from entering the blood.
Bifidobacteria can prevent certain health problems related to the immune system, skin, digestion, or blood health. They even contribute to improving psychological well-being.

Inulin is a prebiotic fiber - an oligosaccharide that plants produce as a source of energy. Inulin is found naturally in various fruits, vegetables and legumes. Even if the body does not digest it, it serves well as food for probiotics - the gut microbiome. As a type of soluble fiber, inulin benefits gut health. It stimulates movement in the intestines and ensures smooth and regular bowel movements. Fiber is also useful for weight loss and appetite control. Inulin turns into a gel when in contact with water, which slows down the onset of hunger and makes you feel full for a longer time. In addition, it contributes to the stabilization of blood sugar.