intestine, the "barometer" of health

intestinal tracttake charge of the human body70%the above immune function，so it's normal or malfunctioning,it has a significant impact on human health and lifespan。

there is a complex and dynamic microbial ecosystem in the intestine.it has an important impact on metabolism, nutritional absorption, and immune system.by detecting the changes in the number of beneficial bacteria in the human intestine, we can judge the health status of human beings. for example, during the aging process or when the human body is in a state of illness, the beneficial bacteria in the intestines will be greatly reduced and the harmful bacteria will become more. in a healthy human body, there are more beneficial bacteria in the intestines and fewer harmful bacteria.

regulate the intestinal tract

a large number of beneficial bacteria enter the intestine to colonize, forming dominant bacteria, competitively reject pathogenic bacteria, inhibit pathogenic microorganisms from adhering to intestinal mucosal epithelial cells, and form a biological barrier on the surface of the intestinal mucosal, thereby preventing the invasion of pathogenic microorganisms.

regulate immunity

the beneficial bacteria live in the human body for a long time and reach a symbiotic relationship with the human body, which prompts the body to produce some antibodies against similar pathogens. the active factors produced by the beneficial bacteria can play a role in the form of some immune regulators, stimulate the intestine to produce an immune response, regulate immunoglobulins in the humoral fluid, and thereby enhance immune function.

delay aging

during the metabolism process, the human body will produce ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, amines, phenols and other substances that are harmful to the human body and even cause cancer. the proliferation of beneficial bacteria can prevent and weaken the production of these harmful substances, and can use these harmful substances to synthesize amino acids, carotenoids, vitamins, trace elements, and superoxidant dismutases that are beneficial to the human body. (SOD)and other anti-aging substances to delay human aging.

inhibit lactose intolerance

lactose intolerance is caused by the lack of lactose decomposition enzymes in the human body, which cannot completely digest and decompose the lactose in the lotion, resulting in abdominal distension, abdominal pain, vomiting, and diarrhea. lactose intolerance accounts for a very high proportion among asians. the lactic acid bacteria, yeast, etc. in probiotics can ferment most of the lactose in milk into lactic acid and other substances, thereby inhibiting lactose intolerance.