There is now a children's form of ProViotic too, the probiotic that Harvard professor of microbiology Andrew Onderdonk called "striking" for its ability to destroy disease-causing bacteria such as Escherichia coli, Salmonella and Listeria, bacteria that could previously be treated only with strong antibiotics.
The product comes in sachets whose contents dissolve in water or juice for easy intake, even by babies as young as 8 months. ProViotic for children contains only Lactobacillus bulgaricus GLB44, extracted from the snowdrop, grown in an organic carrot medium, and is 100% harmless even in case of overdose.
The taste is neutral and pleasant, with no colourings, preservatives, sugar or sweeteners whatsoever. It is particularly suitable for children with food allergies to lactose, gluten, nuts and soy. ProViotic for children supports digestion and the intestinal flora, strengthens the child's immune system and protects against infections.
Last month, the successful laboratory and clinical results with the Bulgarian probiotic prompted Nobel laureate Australian professor Barry Marshall, discoverer of the ulcer-causing bacterium, to join the ProViotic research team.
The children's ProViotic is launching on the market in packaging with comic-strip illustrations showing how the good fairy Snowdrop magically creates the brave ProViotic warriors who defeat the bad bacteria.
The innovative probiotic was created by a team of Bulgarian specialists and patented first on the American market. In Bulgaria it is distributed by the company Smartbio.
ProViotic is unique not only for its natural purity but also for its proven powerful properties and benefits.