New drops for babies: the right start to life for small bellies!

New drops for babies: the right start to life for small bellies!

From now on an innovative new product recovery is conquering the shelves: Omni-Biotic® Panda is now not only available as a powder, but also in a practical drop shape for babies! These drops contain the same, scientifically tested bacterial combination as the proven powder, but solved in oil, as Prof. Anita Frauwallner, CEO of the Allergosan Institute, proudly announces. This new development is primarily aimed at expectant mothers and freshly baked parents and is ideal for promoting the healthy intestinal flora of newborns from the first day of life. The intestine plays an essential role for general health, nutrient absorption and even the psyche of a child.

Healthy bacteria for starting life

The development of the important intestinal flora begins at birth. It is ideal when a baby is naturally born, because it gets a "starting basis" of useful bacteria from the mother. In the case of a caesarean section or artificial diet, however, this essential microbiota can be missing, which can affect the healthy development of the immune system and digestion. The drops of Omni-Biotic® Panda help parents to close this gap by offering a selected combination of four probiotic bacterial strains that have been particularly effective in studies since 2007. These drops can be dripped directly into the baby's mouth, which makes the application considerably easier for the freshly baked parents, as reported.

The drops made from sunflower oil are not only particularly well tolerated, but also offer a first food source for the bacteria in the small intestine. To support the intestinal flora, the Institut Allergosan recommends taking omni-biotic® Panda daily, starting from the 7th month of pregnancy to the first year of life of the baby. Mit dieser neuen Darreichungsform wird die Anwendung noch einfacher und sicherer, sodass Mütter und ihre Neugeborenen von der bewährten Bakterienkombination profitieren können, wie ots.at berichtet.