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PROBIOTICS
Probiotics are beneficial bacteria that travel to our digestive tract and support your body's ability to absorb nutrients and fight infection.
The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) calls probiotics "living microorganisms (in most cases, bacteria) similar to the beneficial microorganisms found in the human gut."
Our skin and digestive system are home to 2,000 different bacteria.
Probiotic benefits have proven effective in supporting immune function, reducing inflammation, promoting healthy digestion, as well as maintaining beautiful skin, especially when combined with prebiotics.
Triggers stimulation of IgA and regulatory T cells that support immune function
Probiotics are in our systems from the moment we are born. In the birth canal of the mother during birth, the newborn baby is exposed to the mother's bacteria for the first time. This event initiates a chain of events within the baby's GI tract, and the baby's GI tract begins to produce good bacteria.
The World Health Organization recognizes antibiotic resistance as "one of the greatest threats to global health, food security and development today." Bacteria are becoming resistant to antibiotics due to the overuse, lack of diversity and misuse of prescription antibiotics. It is possible to rebuild the diversity of poor gut bacteria seen after treatment.In addition, probiotic supplements and foods can increase the effectiveness of antibiotics and prevent bacteria in your body from becoming resistant.
Because bacteria spread from the rectum to the vagina and urinary tract in women, probiotics have been a recommended solution for female urinary tract infection (UTI).
PREBIOTICS (INULIN) are responsible for supporting the proper and healthy functioning of the intestine by activating the beneficial and living organisms (bacteria) in the flora, if they are inactive, and ensuring their functioning. Since they have a durable structure, they are not easily damaged. They are also considered as the energy source of living microorganisms. ž In other words, without prebiotics, our intestines would not be able to function regularly and fulfill their duties.
Without probiotics, there is no prebiotic, and without prebiotics, it cannot function as a probiotic. The prebiotic ensures the survival of the probiotic, activates it and supports its reproduction. Probiotic is the only microorganism that helps the intestines to work properly. Regular intake of both is very important and valuable. The combination of probiotics and prebiotics primarily reduces or even eliminates harmful bacteria in the intestines. By providing this, it balances the absorption of carbohydrates and helps it not to be absorbed further. It reduces insulin resistance, eliminates or minimizes problems such as constipation and diarrhea. In this way, it allows you to have a regular working intestine and supports your weight control or weight loss stages. It also supports the immune system and paves the way for you to have a more resistant body structure against diseases.
CRANBERRY
While the cranberry plant contains plenty of carbohydrates, protein, and very little fatty acids in its structure, it is very fibrous in terms of sodium, potassium, magnesium, vitamin A 1, vitamin B 1, Thiamin, Riboflavin, Niacin, Vitamin C, Calcium, Phosphorus. It has a rich structure. Having such a rich content makes it beneficial for many diseases.
It prevents the formation of urinary tract infections as well as the formation of cysts in the urinary tract.
Urinary incontinence is the most natural treatment method for preventing bladder contraction. It ensures the healthy functioning of the bladder muscles.
In a study published in the journal Planta Medica Medicine in June 1996, it was determined that cranberry has cancer-preventing properties.
ZINC
Zinc is extremely important in ensuring proper growth and development of the fetus during pregnancy. Zinc requirement increases during pregnancy. Zinc deficiency results in being vulnerable to infections. There is also a decrease in the rate of immune-related hormones and secretions. Colds, flu and upper respiratory tract diseases are more common in those with zinc deficiency.
Zinc is a mineral required for the maturation of T-cells, which is of great importance in the fight against cancer. As the zinc level in the body decreases, the immune system's fight against cancer weakens. In a study conducted in the USA, it was determined that 55% of cancer patients had zinc deficiency. It has also been determined that zinc deficiency causes prostate, esophageal and lung cancers.
Although the zinc requirement may vary according to the age, gender and physiological characteristics of the person, in general, infants should take 3-5 milligrams, adults 10-15 milligrams, and pregnant women 20 milligrams daily.
C vitamin
Vitamin C, which has become very popular in the winter months, has been proven to be beneficial in many issues besides its known benefits such as being good for colds and flu.
Since it does not store in the human body, vitamin C must be taken daily from the outside through food.
Among the most well-known benefits of vitamin C are increasing body resistance and strengthening the defense mechanism. Vitamin C also has benefits such as preventing anemia and reducing the possibility of breast and skin cancer, especially with its antioxidant effect.
Vitamin C has a very important place in fat burning and takes place in the synthesis of "Carnitine".