Profaes4 Women 30 Capsules

The microbiota is a community of bacteria, viruses, yeasts and other microorganisms that cohabit our body, present in the intestinal, oral, vaginal and urinary tract, among others. These microorganisms form a protective layer that lines the walls of the digestive system, vagina, bladder, among others, performing essential functions for health.

The vaginal region, like the intestine, is home to billions of beneficial bacteria known as vaginal microbiota, which form a natural barrier to protect the vaginal mucosa and contribute to the maintenance of its health. Its main functions include defence against pathogenic microorganisms, maintenance of proper pH, hormonal balance, and prevention of infections and other vaginal conditions. Maintaining the balance of the vaginal microbiota is therefore crucial, both in situations of external changes (such as antibiotic use or stress) and internal changes (such as menopause). When an imbalance, also known as dysbiosis, occurs, discomfort can arise due to a decrease in beneficial micro-organisms and an increase in harmful ones. Maintaining this balance is essential for a woman's well-being and health.