Gut Health
An imbalance in gut flora can manifest not only as bloating, constipation, or diarrhea, but also as fatigue. In our category, you’ll find specific bacterial cultures, plant-based enzymes, high-purity lactoferrin, and functional dietary fiber, all of certified quality. Combined with the 30-day gut health program, this creates a structured approach to your gut health, featuring expert guidance and in-depth background knowledge.
The foundation for the immune system, metabolism and well-being
The gut is far more than just a digestive organ. It is home to trillions of microorganisms, produces a large proportion of our immune cells, and influences key processes such as nutrient absorption, metabolism, hormonal balance and even mood. A stable gut flora and an intact mucosal barrier are therefore crucial for overall health. Modern lifestyles, stress, an unbalanced diet or medication can disrupt the delicate balance of the microbiome. This makes it all the more important to specifically support gut health – for example, through selected probiotics, enzymes or a structured gut health regimen.
For the support of your healthy gut flora
Specifically cultivated symbiotic microorganisms, tailored to the human gut
For your universal protection
As one of the most valuable proteins in the body, lactoferrin is a natural component of the immune system.
For your universal protection
As one of the most valuable proteins in the body, lactoferrin is a natural component of the immune system.
Natural Support for Your Digestion
The enzymes in NZYM can help restore balance to digestion. The enzymes in NZYM can help restore balance to digestion.
Your natural protection from within
L-Glutamine is the most common amino acid in our body and is essential for the center of our immune system – the gut.
Give Your Gut a Fresh Start
A 30-day RESET Gut Cleanse with three objectives: restore gut balance, prevent modern diseases, and naturally lose weight in a healthy way.
Give Your Gut a Fresh Start
A 30-day RESET Gut Cleanse with three objectives: restore gut balance, prevent modern diseases, and naturally lose weight in a healthy way.
Quality Without Compromise
Gut health: The hub for digestion, the immune system and metabolism
The gut is one of the most complex organ systems in the human body. With a surface area of several hundred square metres, it not only forms the interface between the outside world and the body, but also plays a central role in digestion, nutrient absorption, immune regulation and metabolic control. Good gut health is therefore essential for overall well-being.
The microbiome: trillions of microorganisms in balance
The gut is home to trillions of microorganisms – bacteria, viruses and fungi – which are collectively referred to as the microbiome. This microbial ecosystem is unique to each individual and influences numerous processes:
- Breakdown of food components
- Production of short-chain fatty acids
- Synthesis of certain vitamins
- Regulation of the immune system
- Protection against pathogenic microorganisms
A balanced microbiome supports the intestinal barrier and helps to regulate inflammatory processes. If this balance is disrupted – for example, by stress, antibiotics or a highly processed diet – this can lead to digestive problems, increased susceptibility to infection or metabolic imbalances.
The intestinal barrier: a protective shield between the inside and the outside
The intestinal mucosa forms a highly sensitive barrier. It determines which substances enter the bloodstream and which are blocked. An intact epithelial barrier prevents the entry of unwanted substances and microorganisms.
If this protective function is impaired, it can promote inflammatory processes. The stability of the mucous membrane therefore plays a crucial role in maintaining long-term intestinal and immune balance.
The gut and the immune system: closely interconnected
Around 70% of immune cells are found in the gut. The gut is therefore a key immunological organ. The microbiome is in constant communication with the immune system and trains it to distinguish between harmless and potentially harmful stimuli.
A healthy gut microbiota helps to prevent excessive immune responses whilst maintaining an effective immune defence.
Factors affecting gut health
Several factors influence gut health:
- Diet: A high-fibre diet promotes beneficial gut bacteria.
- Stress: Chronic stress can impair the gut barrier.
- Sleep: Rest and recovery support microbial balance.
- Medication: Antibiotics alter the composition of the microbiome.
- Exercise: Moderate physical activity has a positive effect on gut function.
A holistic lifestyle is therefore crucial for maintaining a healthy gut balance.
Background information on Gut Health
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Prebiotic fibres with different benefits
Biomfiber PHGG (partially hydrolysed guar gum) is a well-tolerated, soluble dietary fibre with prebiotic properties. It serves as a nutrient source for beneficial gut bacteria and is fermented in the large intestine. This process produces short-chain fatty acids such as butyrate, which provide energy to the intestinal mucosa. PHGG is particularly suitable for the gentle, long-term stabilisation of the microbiome.
Protect focuses more on the intestinal barrier. The emphasis is on supporting the mucous membrane and its protective function – particularly during sensitive or stressful periods. In short: PHGG nourishes the microbiome, whilst Protect strengthens the barrier. Both approaches complement each other within the gut health concept.
Probiotics for microbial balance
Biotic is a leading brand of high-quality probiotics – that is, live microorganisms which, when taken in sufficient quantities, can have a positive effect on the gut environment. Probiotic bacterial strains can:
- support the diversity of the microbiome
- promote the colonisation of beneficial bacteria
- suppress pathogenic bacteria
- communicate with the immune system
- influence the stability of the intestinal barrier
A balanced microbiome helps regulate digestion, maintain immune balance and ensure metabolic stability. Targeted probiotic supplementation can be particularly beneficial following a course of antibiotics, during periods of stress or when following an unbalanced diet.
Häufig gestellte Fragen zu Gut Health
Why is gut health so important for the whole body?
The gut is not only responsible for digestion, but also influences the immune system, metabolism, hormone balance and even mental well-being. A stable microbiome and an intact mucosal barrier are crucial for nutrient absorption, inflammation regulation and long-term well-being.
What is the difference between prebiotics and probiotics?
Prebiotics (e.g. PHGG) are dietary fibres that serve as ‘food for beneficial gut bacteria. Probiotics (e.g. Biotic) contain live microorganisms that directly supplement the microbiome.
Both strategies take different approaches, but work synergistically to stabilise the gut flora.
When are enzymes useful?
An enzyme complex can be helpful when digestion is under strain – for example, in cases of bloating, flatulence or meals that are difficult to digest. Enzymes aid in the breakdown of proteins, fats and carbohydrates, thereby relieving the strain on the gut.
What is PHGG and why is it considered particularly well tolerated?
PHGG (partially hydrolysed guar gum) is a soluble dietary fibre that is well tolerated. It is slowly fermented and can help produce short-chain fatty acids, which provide energy to the intestinal mucosa. PHGG is particularly suitable for gentle, long-term support of the microbiome.
What does ‘Protect stand for in the gut health concept?
Protect is primarily designed to stabilise the intestinal barrier. Whilst prebiotic fibre nourishes the microbiome, Protect primarily supports the protective function of the mucous membrane – particularly during sensitive periods.
Can I combine prebiotics, probiotics and enzymes?
Yes, this combination can be useful, as it addresses different levels:
- Enzymes aid digestion
- Prebiotics nourish beneficial bacteria
- Probiotics help maintain a healthy gut flora
A carefully tailored combination forms the basis of a holistic approach to gut health.
How long does it take for the gut flora to change?
The microbiome responds dynamically to diet and supplementation. Initial changes can occur within just a few weeks, but achieving lasting stability usually requires a consistent, long-term strategy.
Does a colon cleanse replace a healthy diet?
No. A gut health regimen or supplementation can be helpful, but it is no substitute for a high-fibre, varied diet, sufficient exercise and stress management. Good gut health is always the result of a combination of factors.
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