Probiotic spores are inactive living forms of beneficial bacteria (with a core of beneficial bacteria, surrounded by many layers of protein-containing coats and many amino acids stacked to help protect the core of beneficial bacteria). Most of the beneficial bacteria will usually die when encountering an acidic stomach environment, or being killed by antibiotics. But with their spore form, the probiotics are much more resilient in harsh environments and last longer.

Even the spore "armor" helps beneficial bacteria to live well and easily overcome adverse agents such as:

+ Stomach acid, or bile: This is where most microorganisms cannot survive. However, with the envelope in the spore state, the beneficial bacteria spores can persist without being destroyed.

+ Temperature: While common bacteria only survive at temperatures between 30°C and 40°C, probiotic spores can survive and withstand extreme temperatures of up to 80-85°C or more.

+ Antibiotics: Antibiotics not only kill harmful bacteria but also kill beneficial bacteria in the intestinal tract. To overcome this drawback, the study of using probiotic spores is a breakthrough step. Probiotic spores can survive and develop normally even in the presence of antibiotics, but cannot be destroyed by them.

After overcoming hundreds of harsh challenges, the beneficial bacteria spores move to the small intestine. Here, when facing favorable conditions such as the intestinal and colon environment, the pH is in the neutral range, especially enough nutrients. At this time, the spores will increase absorption of water and nutrients to germinate and develop into mature beneficial bacteria. The beneficial bacteria quickly overwhelm, inhibit the growth and development of bad bacteria that cause disease, and at the same time secrete natural enzymes to digest food, enhance nutrient absorption, and secrete a biofilm. to protect and restore intestinal mucosa, quickly treat symptoms of constipation, diarrhea, digestive disorders, colitis, acute and chronic enteritis.

In addition, thanks to their good resistance and high vitality, probiotic spores can be used with hot food, are durable over time, and remain active for a period of 36 months. Meanwhile, live probiotics usually almost die within 3-6 months. After being introduced into the body, beneficial bacteria will increase in number, overwhelm the growth of harmful bacteria, rebalance the intestinal microflora ... heal ulcers in the intestinal mucosa, protect and help rejuvenate, regenerate the intestinal mucosa, prevent the symptoms of digestive disorders from returning, very good even for patients who have to take antibiotics, chemotherapy and radiation for a long time.

Probiotic spores ensure safety, no side effects, help "sweep away" bad bacteria, establish a balance of intestinal microflora. These spores are the source of digestive enzymes (Amylase, Protease...) that support food digestion. In addition, they also work in regulating the body's immune system, preventing urinary infections and limiting complications after gastrointestinal surgery. Thanks to the ability to improve the digestive system, the beneficial bacteria also help to laxative, promote bowel movements, improve common constipation.

Some studies show that, if the ratio of beneficial bacteria is high, your gut and digestive system will be healthy. Conversely, if the rate of harmful bacteria is high, it means that you will be at risk for diseases related to the digestive system and intestines such as: constipation, diarrhea, inflammatory bowel disease, irritable bowel syndrome, bloating, inflammation. Peptic ulcer due to HP infection, ....

Supplementing with probiotics not only provides more beneficial bacteria for the digestive system to help stabilize intestinal health, but also promotes the production of IgA antibodies. Support to strengthen the body's natural immune cells more along the intestinal wall. Thereby preventing viruses, bacteria or some components harmful to the human body. To prove that beneficial bacteria spores have the ability to increase resistance, in the US people did a small experiment. Experimental results show that people who are supplemented with probiotics after 2 weeks of measles vaccination have better resistance than those who do not supplement with beneficial bacteria. In addition, for patients with ulcerative diseases, wound healing is also much faster.