Mega Acidophilus

Bifidobacteria and lactobacteria make up about 85-90% of the micro flora in the intestine of an adult person. They fight pathogenic microbes, bacteria, and yeasts, suppressing their growth in the intestine while helping the growth of good prebiotic cultures. They participate in the synthesis and digestion of vitamins D, PP, K and B. They actively participate in the breakdown and absorption of nutrients, accelerate the hydrolysis of proteins and carbohydrates, and help to prevent metabolic disorders. These probiotic cultures help to prevent the development of flatulence, intestinal intoxication and food allergies.