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ProLon® L-Biome

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Intestinal health is essential for a healthy life. L-Biome accompanies you on your journey star
HOW TO USE

Ingredients for optimal intestinal health

Research has demonstrated the beneficial effects of extended fasting programs on the microbiome, promoting the growth of beneficial microbes. L-Biome incorporates prebiotic fibers and two essential probiotics, mirroring the post-fasting microbiome. In line with our ProLon philosophy, L-Biome also includes DHA to promote healthy aging of various organs and systems.

Bifidobacterium breve B-3

Bifidobacterium breve B-3 promotes weight and body fat reduction, and also helps maintain glucose, insulin and cholesterol levels within a normal range. This is one of the essential microbiota that develops after ProLon 5-day fasting.

Lactobacillus Rhamnosus Hn001

Lactobacillus Rhamnosus Hn001 supports healthy digestive and intestinal function, promotes healthy intestinal barrier integrity, supports a healthy intestinal immune axis and promotes digestive comfort and healthy nutrient absorption. This is one of the essential microbiota that flourishes after ProLon Fasting Nutrition.

Chicory root: Prebiotic

L-Biome also contains prebiotics such as chicory root, which can support the proper functioning of the gastrointestinal tract, promote the beneficial production of short-chain fatty acids by a healthy gut microbiota and provide functional prebiotics that can support the growth of bifidobacteria and Lactobacillus species in the gut microflora.

DHA

With EFSA approval for promoting cardiovascular health, brain health and eye health within normal limits at all stages of life. DHA is a structural component of the human brain and the eye. DHA can also positively influence the gut-brain axis, promote intestinal wall integrity and support the body's immune health.

Lysine

Lysine is an amino acid essential to life. It stimulates tissue-building processes and plays a key role in periods of stress (intense physical effort, injuries, burns, surgery). It is indispensable for numerous biochemical regulations, but above all for the development of the body and the growth of muscle mass. Supplementation with this amino acid is particularly indicated in cases of acute and recurrent herpes.

WHY L-BIOME

Innovation meets nature.

Our L-Biome guarantees an optimal dosage of these ingredients in a safe and effective way. DHA is bound to the essential amino acid L-lysine to form a salt, making it more easily assimilated by the body and increasing its effectiveness.

HOW IT WORKS

Innovation meets nature.

L-Biome can be used daily by anyone between the ages of 18 and 80. It is best used after consuming one of the ProLon products: the 5-day fasting diet, the one-day ReSet nutrition, the Fast Bar nutrition program or the Fasting shake. You can stop and start again at any time. If you have any health problems, consult your doctor before taking L-Biome. Do not take L-Biome if you are allergic to one of its ingredients.

With L-Biome from ProLon, you're not just choosing a supplement, but a partner on your journey to longevity and healthy aging. As we continually seek to advance our understanding of longevity, we are committed to bringing you the best that science and nature have to offer today.

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