Microbiotics
The term microbiotics generally refers to all microorganisms on our planet. In the body, microbiotics are mainly found in the intestine (intestinal flora), in the skin (skin flora), but also in the mucous membranes and lungs, for example. There they act in a normal, specific composition as bacteria cultures capable of reproduction, which support the body in a wide variety of functions.... Read more
Microbiological analysis of drinking water
| Drinking water analysis to determine the concentration of Legionella. |
1 ice pack (200 ml each), frozen to -18 degrees for dispatch
For greater safety in summer All temperature-sensitive products from the manufacturers in our range of food supplements, animal feed, etc. are designed to withstand a brief rise in ambient temperature without any problems. Probiotics generally prefer cool conditions. To compensate for losses during shipping and storage from the outset, a significantly larger quantity is filled into the capsules than is stated on the tin. The aim is to ensure that, even at the end of the best-before date, the capsules still contain as many viable bacteria as stated. Fish oils, algae oil and krill oil are protected against oxidation by the addition of vitamin E. According to our manufacturers, a slight rise in temperature for 1–2 days during transport does not affect them, but afterwards they should be stored in a cool place again or, depending on the product, in the fridge. To protect the goods from excessive heat, in summer or when temperatures exceed 25 degrees, we only dispatch such products from Monday to Thursday. In the event of extremely high temperatures of 30 degrees or above, we recommend postponing your purchase until temperatures have dropped again. Of course, our customers are free to decide for themselves. However, we do not accept returns of products on the grounds of ‘heat damage’ if the weather conditions were known at the time of purchase. A safe alternative: refrigerated delivery! When purchasing heat-sensitive products (probiotics, enzymes, oils), we recommend booking refrigerated delivery, which can easily be arranged via the checkout function; this is listed on our site as a standard product. We will then include ice packs – as many as you purchase – and take extra care to insulate the goods. The more you purchase, the safer and cooler the transport will be. The insulation and the -18 degrees temperature of the ice packs are sufficient to keep the goods significantly cooler for 12–24 hours. Even if it may no longer be cold when it reaches the customer, the heat exposure during transport will have been well below the maximum limit specified by the manufacturers. And our customers also get added value in return: These are standard ice packs, which are hardly any cheaper to buy in shops. This means they can simply be reused in the home afterwards. The ice packs are suitable for a temperature range of -18° Celsius to +40° Celsius, so they can also be used, for example, as a heat pack to apply to tense muscles or similar. Safety note: The ice packs are sealed and are not intended to be opened, with the contents replaced, or for the liquid to be consumed!
BioBalance 3, 60 DRcaps
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Candi Clear, 90 EMBO capsules
Content: 0.068 Kilogramm (€367.65 / 1 Kilogramm)
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GR10-Ultra Gut Flora Balance, 90 DRcaps
Content: 0.044 Kilogramm (€806.82 / 1 Kilogramm)
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Probiotics - the good bacteria
When you hear about bacteria, it may seem sceptical or even repulsive at first glance. In fact, bacteria often have a bad reputation, and this is quite understandable. However, there are some positive bacteria that work in your favour and for your health - probiotics! Probiotics, often referred to as the faithful allies of our gut and immune system, have become increasingly important in recent years as science has recognised their potential. Whether they are found in the digestive tract, intestines, vagina or oral cavity, probiotics play an important role in our bodies.
What are probiotics and what are they used for?
Probiotics are defined by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as "live microorganisms that have beneficial effects on health when consumed in adequate amounts". These microorganisms are naturally present in the gut, mouth and vagina. These bacteria play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of the intestinal flora, regulating the immune system, promoting healthy digestion and much more. Probiotics support the body in its defence against possible diseases and infections. Specifically, these microorganisms form a protective barrier against harmful bacteria that try to colonise the body and cause disorders such as diarrhoea, constipation, inflammation and other diseases. They therefore play an indispensable role in the overall immune system. Probiotics are naturally present in our bodies and if there is a deficiency, they can be supplemented by taking probiotic supplements in powder or capsule form. Probiotics are also found in certain foods, including Yoghurt Kefir Gherkins Certain cheeses