About our probiotics
The science behind a thriving microbiome
The evolution of functional foods:
Probiotics represent the natural evolution of healthy eating. In a world where more people are seeking authentic solutions for better health, we create products that subtly redefine the standards of functional foods.
Live microorganisms with a purpose:
Our probiotics are carefully selected live organisms, designed to thrive in the complex environment of the gastrointestinal tract. Where others struggle, our refined strains find a way to adapt and grow sustainably.
Responding to modern challenges:
Everyday life subtly impacts the microbiome – from preservatives in food to antibiotic treatments. Our probiotics possess the resilience and intelligence needed to restore natural balance with grace and consistency.
A philosophy of gradual progress:
True health is built with patience and consistency. Our probiotics act like skilled architects – they carefully settle in the gut, create harmonious connections with your microbiome, and build a foundation for health, day by day.
Benefits
Combined benefits of Onbiome Balance synbiotic:
- Comprehensive support for different parts of the digestive tract
- Strong immunomodulatory effects
- Balanced gut microbiota
- Improved nutrient absorption
- Effective protection against pathogens
- Stable digestion and reduced digestive issues
The result? Natural harmony in how you feel.
Probiotic microorganisms have wide applications in both medicine and healthy nutrition, appearing in functional foods and dietary supplements.
By definition, probiotics are live microorganisms added to food that exert a positive effect on the body by improving the balance of its gut microbiota.
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines probiotics as:
"Non-pathogenic bacteria for humans, exhibiting antagonistic activity against pathogenic and opportunistic bacteria, and helping to restore normal microflora." Probiotics are an essential part of the food chain, ensuring a healthy balance, supporting functionality and normal biological processes, and helping prevent pathological conditions in humans and animals.
