A modern metabiotic is a product that stimulates the growth of the gut's own healthy microbiota. Metabiotics include bacterial metabolites, products of beneficial microorganisms.
Like other metabiotics, T8 MOBIO+ creates favourable conditions for the reproduction of your own beneficial microflora. The peculiarity of T8 MOBIO+ metabiotic is its high bioavailability, it reaches the colon almost unchanged and starts working as soon as it enters the GI tract. It is important that T8 MOBIO+ (T8 Mobio Metabiotic Plus) does not conflict with a person's own microflora.
Difference in the working principles of the types of products used to restore intestinal microflora.
Probiotics | intestinal products consisting of bifidobacteria and lactobacilli | Task: to populate the large intestine with representatives of normal microflora. Feature: Part of the accepted bacteria dies during the passage of the gastrointestinal tract. Probiotic cells can die when taking most antibiotics. |
Prebiotics | substances of non-microbial origin, indigestible in the intestine | Task: to stimulate the growth and activity of beneficial bacteria in the colon. Feature: there are no live bacteria, thereby creating favorable conditions for increasing the population of «friendly» bacteria |
Synbiotics | a combination of pro- and prebiotics | Task: to normalize the qualitative composition of microflora and increase the activity of beneficial bacteria. Feature: an unknown amount of pro-, prebiotics in synbiotics does not have any noticeable effect on the microflora and practically does not stimulate the reproduction of bacteria. |
Metabiotics | metabolic products or structural components of probiotic microorganisms | Task: to have positive effects on the intestines and create favorable conditions for the reproduction of its own microflora. Feature: they do not conflict with their own microbiota, have high bioavailability - they reach the colon by 95% -97% unchanged (in probiotics - less than 0.0001%), they act «here and now» (they begin to work as soon as they enter the gastrointestinal tract) |