The influence of the gut on skin health

Gut bacteria play a crucial role in regulating our health. Gastroenterologists consider the gut the center of overall health, as the microbiome there influences 70 percent of the immune system. Thus, the bacteria in the gut also affect the skin, the largest human organ. Studies have found correlations between the bacterium Lactobacillus salivarius and the improvement of skin problems. These microorganisms are an ingredient in Kijimea Derma from LHL Ernährung mit Konzept GmbH. Regular intake can support the appearance of the skin.

Mode of action of Kijimea Derma

Each Kijimea Derma sachet contains 2 x ^10⁷ colony-forming units of lactic acid bacteria, as well as riboflavin and biotin, which contribute to the maintenance of normal skin. Choline also supports lipid metabolism in the intestines. Taking the product for at least four weeks contributes to the health of the gut and skin.

Instructions for use

Kijimea Derma is available in packs of 7, 14, or 42 sachets. To balance the gut microbiome, one sachet is stirred daily into still water, juice, or yogurt and preferably taken with meals.

Properties and storage

Kijimea Derma Sachets are characterized by good tolerability and high purity, as they contain no preservatives. They are suitable for people with gluten or lactose intolerances. To ensure quality, the product should be stored below 25 degrees Celsius in a dry place.

Other products from LHL Nutrition with a concept

Hundreds of trillions of bacteria colonize the gut and have been proven to have a positive influence on health. Dietary supplements containing such bacterial microcultures are becoming increasingly important in disease therapies. The manufacturer LHL Ernährung mit Konzept offers products like Kijimea Derma to support the gastrointestinal tract and thus overall health.