Benefits During Pregnancy:

1. Boosting Immunity: Enhancing the immune system of pregnant women is facilitated by the improvement of intestinal immune function. The intestines are a major site of antibody production, and probiotics in the intestines can stimulate immune cells to produce immunoglobulins and cytokines, helping to boost immunity. Additionally, probiotics can form a protective barrier to prevent harmful bacteria from invading the intestines, reducing the likelihood of pregnant women getting sick.
2. Preventing Pregnancy Constipation: The enlargement of the uterus during pregnancy may compress the intestines, leading to constipation issues. Probiotics present in the intestines can promote intestinal peristalsis, preventing or improving pregnancy constipation.
3. Enhancing Nutrient Absorption: Probiotics can produce digestive enzymes that help break down and ferment nutrients in food.
   Additionally, their metabolic by-products can lower the pH of the intestines, improve digestion efficiency and promote nutrient absorption.

All of these contribute to maintaining the overall health of pregnant women and the normal development of the fetus.

During pregnancy, consumption of DS Pre & Probiotic Fibre should be based on the advice of a specialist doctor.

During lactation, it is possible to consume DS Pre & Probiotic Fibre. However, during the detoxification period when bowel movements may increase, some concerned customers may choose whether or not to consume it.

Diarrhea in pregnant women is often caused by infections from bacteria and viruses through the digestive tract. Supplementing with probiotics can alleviate diarrhea because the beneficial bacteria in probiotics, upon reaching the intestines, help fight against harmful bacteria in the gut and form a biofilm barrier on the intestinal mucosal wall, preventing the invasion of some pathogens.

However, during pregnancy, it is always advisable to follow the advice and instructions of a specialist doctor.

Babies born via cesarean section differ from those born vaginally in that they do not come into contact with the mother’s vaginal and intestinal microbiota. Instead, their intestinal microbiota primarily consist of Clostridia and Escherichia coli, with relatively fewer beneficial bacteria. This means that the intestinal immune system of babies born via cesarean section may be weaker and more susceptible to illness. Therefore, supplementing probiotics for babies born via cesarean section is highly necessary from the perspective of infant health.

The role of probiotics in infant health can be likened to the foundation of a house; if the foundation is not strong, the house will not be stable. The development of the infant’s intestines plays a crucial role in their future health and physical condition. Therefore, the health of the intestinal immune system is vital during the infant’s physiological development.

Professional data indicates that daily intake of adequate probiotics for the first 4 years of a baby’s life can reduce the risk of future eczema and allergies by up to 44%. A healthy gut is the cornerstone of a healthy body!