What is the difference between preparations based on Bacillus subtilis from other probiotics?
The intestinal microflora is formed from the very birth of a person based on their mother's microflora.
Just as each person has unique fingerprints or DNA, the composition of their intestinal microflora is also unique.
Bacillus subtilis bacteria do not colonize the unique microflora of humans, as they are not part of it. They only destroy pathogenic microorganisms living in our intestines, and thereby create conditions for the reproduction of healthy microflora.
Lactobacilli, which are part of the most modern probiotics, producing only lactic acid. Thus, they occupy a certain niche in the digestive tract and contribute to the appearance of pathogenic intestinal microorganisms.
Bifidobacteria originate only in mother's milk and protect the large intestine from infections. Bacillus subtilis produces biologically active substances that not only kill pathogenic bacteria in the intestines, but they are also the food for our healthy microflora. So, in 100g of propagated bacteria Bacillus subtilis about 40g are pure protein.