How does our microflora work?

  • By colonizing directly on the intestinal mucous membrane where it produces vital antibodies such as Immunoglobulins A, M & G (IgA, IgM & IgG - which defend against pathogens) and enzymes such as Lactase.
  • Lactase breaks down the Lactic Acid in milk products and helps create a more acid GI environment which pathogens cannot survive in.
  • By occupying the mucous membrane and denying space for pathogens to colonize.
  • By depriving pathogens of nutrients.
  • By manufacturing B vitamins such as biotin, niacin (B3), folic acid, and pyridoxine (B6).
 

 

 

 

Kendy scientists select the
strongest and most effective
strains of probiotic bacteria.

 
What can disturb our microflora balance?
  • Use of antibiotics and other drugs.
  • Poor or unsuitable diet.
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What is Inulin?
Studies show that inulin can increase the absorption of calcium (an important nutrient especially for women and children) by 18%.
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