Forever Active Pro-B™

Fatigue, tiredness, and an unbalanced diet can disrupt the gut flora balance and cause digestive discomfort. Probiotics contribute to maintaining a healthy gut flora balance.

Forever Active Pro-B™ is a unique blend of lactic acid bacteria, available thanks to an exclusive licensed technology. It contains the following bacterial strains:

• Bifidobacterium animalis subsp. lactis

• Lactobacillus rhamnosus

• Lactobacillus reuteri

• Lactobacillus acidophilus

• Bifidobacterium longum

• Bifidobacterium bifidum

Using Forever Active Pro-B™ alongside aloe vera products such as Aloe Vera Pulp (Ref. 715), Aloe Berry Nectar (Ref. 734), or Aloe Heart (Ref. 777) is beneficial and creates an ideal environment for better probiotic absorption.

The product is free from soy, fish, dairy, and palm oil.
Forever Active Pro-B™ is gluten- and lactose-free.

What is intestinal flora?

Billions of bacteria are normally present in the intestine and live in perfect harmony with the body. These “friendly” bacteria constitute the intestinal flora. They form a true protective barrier against the invasion of harmful microbes. The intestinal flora also eliminates certain toxic substances from the outside or produced during digestion.

Probiotics, or lactic acid bacteria, are naturally found in food. All fermented dairy products contain lactic acid bacteria. Probiotics are beneficial bacteria present in the intestinal flora. In a healthy body, the digestive tract is colonized by approximately 100 trillion bacteria, belonging to 500 different species. They form an ecosystem essential to maintaining good health.

What does “probiotics” mean?

“Probiotics,” which can be literally translated as “in favor of life,” are microorganisms that act as a balancing factor in the intestinal flora and exert beneficial effects on health.

What are the causes of imbalances in the intestinal flora?

• Diet, itself poor or unbalanced in fruits and vegetables in favor of industrial products, sugars which promote fermentation and the multiplication of undesirable bacteria.
• Medications such as antibiotic treatments essential to eliminate bad bacteria also eliminate the “good” bacteria.
• Foodborne pathogens (for example, salmonella)
• Stress
• Aging