AXIDOPHILUS® JUNIOR
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Dietary supplement containing 1 billion lyophilised live bacteria lyophilized for sigle-dose sachets dissolving in the mouth, indicated for reequilibrating the bacterial flora.
The strain of culture are specially selected for safe use in children and for their specific affinity with the gut microbiota.AxiDophilus Junior is:
- Soluble sachets: immediately soluble in the mouth or in water or other liquids at room temperature
- Tastes good
- Supplied in handy, single-dose sachets, for babies and children
- Designed to ensure maximum hygiene and effectiveness even for use when you are out and about
- Lactose-free
- Gluten-free (listed in the A.I.C. directory - italian society for the celiac disease)
- Without added flavours and preservatives
- Suitable for vegetarians
The selected strain of culture is useful for:
- reequilibrating the bacterial flora at the different stages of child's development
- bottle-feeding, weaning and food intolerances (lactose)
Also suitable for vegetarians, vegans and celiacs.
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Ingredients
Rice maltodextrin; anti-caking agents: calcium phosphates; Lactobacillus casei LC-11 (ATCC SD5213); Bifidumbacterium lactis BI-04 (ATCC SD5219).Instructions for use
Nursing babies: 1 sachet a day diluted in water or milk at room temperature in a feeding bottle
Children: 1 sachet a day dissolved directly in the mouth in small doses or in water or other liquid at room temperature.Supplements should not be seen as a replacement for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
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The evolution of a child's gut microbiota is linked with the evolution of his or her diet in the first year of life, from breastfeeding to weaning and the gradual introduction of other foods.
The formation of the gut microbiota influences the development of the immune system.
It is therefore important to ensure the right balance of gut microbiota in babies and children by means of specific supplements of lactic cultures that reflect the existing microbiota in terms of affinity and composition.
Supplements of lactic cultures are especially recommended for children fed with artificial milk, because they do not receive bacterial flora from their mothers through breastfeeding.
The strains of culture used in AxiDophiilus Junior meet the requirements for probiotic products established by the World Health Organisation (WHO/FAO) in October 2001.
