Narine Probiotic – FAQ
1. What is Narine probiotic?
Narine is a daily probiotic that contains the unique active strain Lactobacillus acidophilus Er n.v. 317/402.
2. What makes the Narine probiotic unique in its kind?
The probiotic strain Lactobacillus acidophilus Er n.v. 317/402 has exceptionally high resistance to acid, bile, and phenol. Thanks to these strong biological properties, it remains active much longer in the gastrointestinal tract and ultimately provides greater health benefits.
3. Is it true that the higher the CFU count in a probiotic, the better?
No. If a particular probiotic strain does not have strong biological properties such as resistance to bile, phenol, and acid it will not survive the harsh conditions of the gastrointestinal tract. In that case, it makes absolutely no difference whether you’ve ingested 1 billion or 100 billion CFU.
4. Is it true that multi-strain probiotics are more effective than single-strain probiotics?
No. The choice of a probiotic should not be based on the number of strains in the product, but rather on evidence-based trials demonstrating its efficacy. Narine is a probiotic with a clinically approved, long-standing history over 70 years of documented, safe, and highly effective applications.
5. Can Narine probiotic be used on a prophylactic basis?
Yes. It’s better to prevent than to treat.
6. What are the top benefits of Narine probiotic?
Narine probiotic helps restore healthy gut flora (especially after antibiotic use or in cases of gut dysbiosis), supports digestion and the immune system, neutralizes toxins produced by harmful microbes, is effective against pathogens due to its strong antimicrobial properties, and promotes overall health.
7. Is Narine probiotic free from allergens?
Narine probiotic contains milk. If you have a milk allergy, we do not recommend using this product.
8. What are the storage conditions for Narine probiotics?
Keep the liquid Narine probiotic refrigerated, and store the capsule form in a cool, dry place.
9. Is it normal for the acidic taste of the liquid Narine probiotic to differ from batch to batch?
Yes, this is completely normal due to the natural lactic acid fermentation process.