SILICIUM SUBTILIS

Mineral food supplement based on MCT oil (from coconut), silicon and Bacillus subtilis DSM21097:
A balanced product to permanently supplement silicon intake and Bacillus subtilis DSM21097 usual bioavailable for the whole family.

Contents:
200 ml

Dosage:
Take 5 ml once daily during meals. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake of 5 ml maximum.

Ingredients:
MCT oil (vegetable oil)
Silica dioxide
Bacillus subtilis DSM 21097

Ingredients at the recommended daily dose of 5 ml:

*KBE = colony forming units

Shelf life:
Store in a cool and dry place. Consume within 12 months (see best before date).

General information about dietary supplements:
Food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet, and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of small children.

Bacillus subtilis:

Bacillus subtilis (DSM 21097) is an exogenous bacterium from Russian research. The combination of silicon and Bacillus subtilis is unique and a patent has been applied for. It has been recognized in numerous experiments that the spread of the active lactic acid bacterium multiplies into billions. This means that Bacillus subtilis needs silicon to multiply.

The spectrum of microorganisms is constantly being expanded. Among others, various Bacillus subtilis strains have gained particular importance in recent years. This bacterium has numerous positive properties that distinguish it from the "traditional" probiotic cultures (e.g. lactic acid bacteria, yeasts) and make it particularly interesting for use in the human organism.

Unlike many other bacterial species, the Bacillus subtilis strains, as acid-stable spores (survival forms of vegetative bacteria), survive the passage through the stomach and thus reach the intestine without major losses. In the intestine, the vegetative forms of the bacterium develop from the spores. These are characterized by an active metabolism.

In the intestine, their metabolic products stimulate, among other things, the "intestine-associated lymphatic tissue" located in the intestinal wall and important for the immunity of the organism. This leads to a significant increase in the antibody concentration on the mucous membranes of various organ systems (intestine, respiratory tract, etc.).

Regardless of the fact that Bacillus subtilis is not a "normal" intestinal inhabitant, it does not disturb the balance of intestinal flora. It develops a synergistic relationship with the body's own intestinal flora (bifidobacteria, lactobacilli, etc.).

Last but not least, the smooth functioning of the digestive system has a direct positive impact on our psyche, on our well-being and quality of life!