Rebalance of intestinal microbiota • Oxalate degradation • Reduction of intestinal inflammation • Potential reduction of kidney stones incidence
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Internal data in vitro on gut permeability protection and anti-inflammatory activity available upon request for LA02 at Probiotical.
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+ Internal data on anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties available upon request on certain strains at Probiotical.
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