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Preimmu® Biotic

Preimmu® Biotic

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Preimmu® Biotic PREBIOTICS – from the Greek Pre- for, Bios- life, respectively, food for good bacteria.It is based on soluble, easily soluble fiber (galacto -oligosaccharide, GOS) with a sweet taste, without calories. 

How Preimmu® Biotic helps you?

  • Reduces sugar cravings;
  • Improves skin health;
  • Promotes gastrointestinal function;
  • Helps reduce symptoms of lactose intolerance and improves lactose digestion;
  • Indispensable helper in cases of stomach virus;
  • Regulates stomach outlet;
  • Improves physical and mental well-being;
  • Improves absorption of mineral substances.
  • Strengthens Immunity

Ingredients

Preimmu 's only ingredient is galacto-oligosaccharides (GOS), which ensure the growth of good intestinal bacteria.

Powder is white, with a sweet taste and heat resistant so it can be added to any hot or cold drink.

How to use?

Daily recommended dose: Galacto-oligosaccharide powder 10.5 g in three sachets

Recommended to be taken orally 1 to 3 times a day, as an additional source of fiber** , adding the contents of the packet to a drink* or food.

6-12 y.o. – 1 packet once a day.

From 12 years old. and for adults 1 packet 1-3 times a day.

* the contents of the packet can be safely added to a hot drink - coffee, tea, etc. The raw material used in PreImmu is thermostable.

** when using 2-3 packets per day.

The amount of fiber per day in the recommended dose: 7.35 g in 3 packets

Delivery

in Latvia

Free delivery on DPD parcel orders over €60!
Delivery time: 2-5 working days

Baltics

Free delivery for on DPD parcel orders over €60!
Delivery time: 2-5 working days

in Europe

Free delivery for on DPD parcel orders over €100!
Delivery time: 2-14 working days*

Elsewhere in the world

Free delivery for orders over €100!*
Delivery time: 2-30 days*

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What is the microbiome?

Your gut is home to trillions of microorganisms - bacteria, fungi and other microbes that together make up your gut microbiota. This system is about far more than digestion: around 70% of immune cells are located in the gut, and up to 90% of the body's serotonin is produced there. The microbiome is also involved in appetite regulation and in communication with the brain through the so-called gut–brain axis, so its balance affects much more than it might first appear.

Why GOS specifically?

GOS, or galacto-oligosaccharides, is a water-soluble fibre that isn't digested in the stomach or small intestine - it reaches the colon intact. There, GOS acts selectively: it feeds beneficial bacteria in particular, especially bifidobacteria and *Lactobacillus* species, allowing them to multiply and strengthen their place in the microbiome. It's a targeted fibre, not a generic additive - it "feeds" exactly the microorganisms that benefit your health.

What do prebiotics actually do?

Probiotics are live bacteria, while prebiotics are their food. They are indigestible fibres that don't try to add "foreign" bacteria to the body, but instead nourish your own existing microbiota, helping it renew and strengthen naturally. Prebiotics also influence the production of short-chain fatty acids in the gut - a process closely linked to the health of the gut lining and metabolism.

What does the research show?

In recent years the gut microbiome has become one of the most studied areas in nutrition science and medicine - with thousands of clinical trials and scientific publications confirming its role in immunity, appetite regulation and overall well-being. Below are some of the key findings.

Research

4000+

clinical trials

1000+

scientific publications

  • GOS selectively feeds bifidobacteria
  • The microbiome influences the gut–brain axis
  • 70% of immune cells are located in the gut
  • 90% of the body's serotonin is produced in the gut
  • The microbiome influences appetite regulation
  • The microbiome influences short-chain fatty acid production

After using Preimma for a month, I really don't crave sweets anymore. Giving up coffee is also quite easy, although I used to drink several cups a day. Consequently improved face/neck skin - much healthier and fresher!

-Livija Berzina, verified customer

Healthy gut microbiota:

Relieves symptoms of constipation, gas and bloating

Reduces wrinkles, fine lines and improves skin health

Improves intestinal health and promotes regeneration of intestinal mucosa

Helps get rid of sugar demand, colored drinks, etc.

What is the microbiome - and why is there so much talk about it?

In recent years, the gut microbiome has been one of the most researched topics in medicine and nutrition. Scientists are increasingly analyzing how gut microorganisms interact with the human body.

Trillions of microorganisms – bacteria, fungi, and other microbes – live in the gut. This collection of living organisms is called the gut microbiota, while the entire system and environment as a whole is called the microbiome. It is an integral foundation for our health and digestive system.

Interesting fact: Approximately 70% of immune system cells are located in the gut. Therefore, the gut is considered one of the most important defense centers of the body.

The microbiota is involved in:

  • nutrient processing;
  • metabolic processes;
  • the interaction between immunity and the environment.

Its composition is significantly influenced by our dietary habits – especially the amount of fiber in our diet.

What is the role of fiber?

We cannot digest all nutrients ourselves. Some fiber reaches the large intestine intact, where it serves as a valuable food source for beneficial bacteria.

  • If there is little fiber in the diet, gut bacteria lack food.
  • If there is sufficient fiber, beneficial bacteria receive the necessary energy to multiply and maintain a healthy microbiome balance.

What are prebiotics and how do they differ from probiotics?

When talking about gut health, we often hear two similar words that are important to distinguish:

  • Probiotics are the live bacteria themselves (for example, those found in dietary supplement capsules or fermented products). Taking them is like trying to plant new plants from a different environment in your "inner garden."
  • Prebiotics are the food or valuable fertilizer for these bacteria. They are special, indigestible fibers that nourish your own beneficial bacteria.

Prebiotics do not attempt to introduce "foreign" bacteria into the body but rather empower your unique microbiome to regenerate and strengthen naturally.

How is this related to Preimmu® Biotic?

Preimmu® Biotic contains galacto-oligosaccharides (GOS) – special, water-soluble fibers or prebiotics.

GOS action:

  • not digested in the stomach or small intestine;
  • reach the large intestine intact;
  • serve as a targeted food source specifically for beneficial bacteria, including Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium species.

Preimmu® Biotic does not contain bacteria themselves (probiotics). It acts as a food source for your "inner garden" – providing valuable fibers that your unique microbiota can feed on and naturally multiply as part of a balanced diet.

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