Lactibiane Tolérance from the Pileje laboratory, in a box of 30 x 5g sachets, is a dietary supplement based on 5 microbiotic strains dosed at 20 billion per sachet to combat food intolerances naturally and effectively.
Lactibiane Tolérance Pileje is a dietary supplement formulated to promote digestive well-being and reinforce digestive tolerance. Presented in 5g sachets by Pileje, a company renowned for its expertise in nutrition and micronutrition, this solution is designed to meet the specific needs of people suffering from digestive sensitivities.
Each sachet of Lactibiane Tolérance contains a specific formulation of probiotics, prebiotics and other active ingredients carefully selected for their effectiveness in supporting digestive health.
With 20 billion probiotic cultures per 5-gram sachet, Lactibiane Tolérance has been specifically developed to help sensitive individuals better tolerate their food. Lactibiane Tolérance 5-gram sachet enables you to fight food intolerances naturally and effectively.
Discover Lactibiane Tolérance Pileje, an advanced solution to support the balance of your digestive system. With 30 sachets of 5g each, this formula is enriched with a mix of 5 carefully selected probiotic strains.
Lactibiane Tolérance is composed of 5 microbiotic strains concentrated at 20 billion per 5g sachet. This high-quality dietary supplement incorporates a specific blend of probiotics to support the health of your intestinal flora.
The mix of 5 strains:
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1 sachet a day, diluted in a glass of water. Take before a meal.
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Precautions for use
Do not exceed indicated daily dose. Keep out of reach of children. This dietary supplement is not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Storage: in a cool, dry place.
Potato starch, chicory inulin, corn maltodextrin, lactic ferments.
Designed in accordance with the HQM (Haute Qualité Microbiotique) charter, guaranteeing rigorous selection of microbiotic strains and manufacturing to high quality standards.
Result of PileJe research. Made in France.
Packaging
30 sachets of 5 g to 20 billion / sachet
Capacity: 150 g
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