Dysbiosis is an imbalance of the intestinal microflora which can be triggered by various causes, such as taking certain medications or an excess of proteins or sugars in diets. Qualitative and quantitative changes in the intestinal flora and its metabolic activity are called intestinal dysbiosis. Impairment of intestinal bacteria concentration can cause a whole range of digestive disorders from bloating to constipation, irritable bowel syndrome and even the development of migraines and fungal diseases (candidiasis).

Inflamed intestines do not fully absorb nutrients from food, which can cause allergic reactions and food intolerance.

A special test for a dysbiosis profile offered by our clinic is based on the use of specific microbiological cultures and allows us to determine the concentration of microorganisms that form your intestinal flora.

It also assesses the presence of yeast, fungi, parasites or certain viruses affecting bowel functions.

RESTORATION OF THE INTESTINAL FLORA

Flora or intestinal microbiosis are a collection of bacteria that live in the intestines.

The composition of the intestinal flora is specific to every person and depends, among other things, on the level of intestinal secretion. However, it mostly depends on extraintestinal factors (age, sex, immunological status, bowel transit time, diet, lifestyle, antibiotics, etc.).

The intestinal flora is involved in the pathogenesis of many systemic diseases (obesity, metabolic syndrome, cardiovascular disease, peripheral vascular diseases, etc.).

Restoring the intestinal flora in case of imbalance is achieved through the use of prebiotics and probiotics, which contribute to the growth of regular intestinal bacteria. This in turn has a positive effect on many body systems and helps get rid of obesity, metabolic syndrome, cardiovascular pathology, peripheral vessels disease, etc.