Item Name ITOH KANPO Product Size 2g*20 packets Product Details There are many intestinal bacteria living in our stomachs, and the number is said to be as many as 100 trillion of 100 different types, which is equivalent to the surface area of ??a tennis court. Among them are bacteria that have beneficial effects (good bacteria), bacteria that have harmful effects (bad bacteria), and bacteria that have both beneficial and harmful effects (opportunistic bacteria). These bacteria are constantly fighting for territory in the stomach, and it is said that the balance of these bacteria is very important. Therefore, if you supplement with lactic acid bacteria and bifidobacteria, which are representative of good bacteria, you can improve your stomach condition and play an active role in a wide range of areas such as health and beauty. -Since they form spores around the bacteria, they reach the stomach alive and perform beneficial functions. -These bacteria protect us from birth through our lives. The number of bacteria decreases with age, so it is important to supplement them. ETo maintain the health of the whole family, from children to the elderly EEvery day in good health. For those who want to spend every day feeling good EGlossy beauty... For those who aim for beauty from within EDaily health is important. For those who are concerned about seasonal changes Usage / Dose Since lactic acid bacteria oligosaccharides are a food, there are no specific regulations regarding the amount to be consumed, but we recommend consuming about two packets per day. (We recommend taking it after meals.) Precautions for storage and handling Please store away from direct sunlight and places with high temperature and humidity. Ingredients Per 2 sticks (4g) Spore-forming lactic acid bacteria...more than 200 million Bifidobacteria...more than 3 billion Galactooligosaccharides...180mg Water-soluble dietary fiber...360mg Energy...14kcal Protein...0g Fat...0g Carbohydrates...3.44g Dietary fiber...0.36g Sodium...0.2mg
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