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Lactibiane Imedia Pileje 4 Orodispersible Sticks for sale in our pharmacy bio, is based on 4 microbiotic strains that helps to quickly relieve symptoms of diarrhea related to gastroenteritis.
Acute diarrhea is usually benign and occurs during epidemic periods of viral gastroenteritis. However, they are possible throughout the year and can also be caused by food (food poisoning) or by certain drugs.
Lactibiane Imedia Pileje 4 Sticks Orodispersible is a food supplement based on 4 microbiotic strains ( Bifidobacterium longum LA101, Lactobacillus helveticus LA102, Lactococcus lactis LA103, Streptococcus thermophilus LA104) dosed at 30 billion per stick which helps to quickly relieve the symptoms of diarrhea. Lactibiane Imedia PILEJE comes in the form of orodispersible powder of the stick which dissolves immediately in the mouth for a quick catch and without water.
Gastroenteritis has multiple causes. It can be different viruses, bacteria or other microorganisms (such as amoebae) that are transmitted mainly by hands, water and contaminated food. The intensity and duration of symptoms vary by cause. Viral gastroenteritis is by far the most common (over two-thirds of cases).
Take 1 stick daily for 4 days.
Let it melt in the mouth Lactibiane Imedia Pileje 4 Sticks Orodispersible it dissolves immediately.
It is important to rehydrate if you have gastroenteritis. Drink small sips of water. In case of vomiting, wait a little to drink again.
Avoid anything that contains fiber (green vegetables, fresh fruit) if you have gastroenteritis. Take rice, cooked carrots, applesauce or bananas.
sweetener, xylitol, maltodextrin, lactic ferment.
Lactibiane Imedia is composed of 4 microbiotic strains dosed at 30 billion per orodispersible stick.
Box of 4 Sticks.
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