Why are probiotics important for baby’s health?

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Good bacteria versus bad bacteria

Our bodies are filled with trillions of bacteria that are absolutely essential to our overall health. Good bacteria educate our immune system, preparing it to fight unwelcome invaders, like bad bacteria and toxins for the rest of our life. But to achieve a healthy balance, the good bacteria need to outnumber the bad bacteria ten to one. When they don’t, we are more prone to infection.

 

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Probiotic help

Taking a clinically studied probiotic supplement is a great way to add good bacteria to your body. Probiotic supplements are made up of living good bacteria that help keep us healthy. And, probiotics help your little one properly develop their gastrointestinal tract, which contributes to better health later in life — especially when introduced during the earliest months.

 

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Building gut health early

Babies develop their gut bacteria and intestinal microbiota until the age of three, so supporting healthy bacteria at a young age can make all the difference. Taking a probiotic supplement containing lactic acid bacterium (Limosilactobacillus reuteri) helps maintain natural balance in baby’s gut.

 

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Immune Active support

BioGaia’s Immune Active baby probiotic is one of the safest and most clinically studied probiotics for infants. The daily drops include 100 million live Limosilactobacillus reuteri Protectis and 15 µg of vitamin D3, which helps restore natural balance in baby’s gut.

 

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