Musa Cistilacto 30 Softgels

Musa Cistilacto 30 Softgels

MUSA CISTILACTO is a food supplement based on probiotics and D-mannose that contributes to the normal functioning of the urinary tract.

Cystitis is a common urinary tract infection that affects women of all ages, causing inflammation in the bladder and urethra.

Symptoms include discomfort when urinating, such as burning and pain, and bacterial infection is the most common cause of this condition.

Vaginal pH balance plays an essential role in preventing genitourinary infections, as an unbalanced pH can promote the growth of pathogenic bacteria.

Maintaining optimal vaginal pH is crucial to prevent cystitis and other recurrent genitourinary tract infections.

The importance of preventing cystitis lies not only in the discomfort and pain of the condition, but also in reducing the use of antibiotics.

In addition to the impact that these medications can have on the vaginal and intestinal microbiota, E. Coli can develop resistance to them, reducing their effectiveness.

Preventive measures against cystitis include: increasing fluid intake, urinating as often as necessary, and proper washing of the vulvovaginal area.

Concern about the increase in bacterial resistance resulting from the use of antibiotics has given rise to new treatment strategies for urinary tract infections, such as the use of probiotics, live microorganisms capable of regulating the vaginal microbiota.

Microbiotas rich in Lactobacillus are associated with better vaginal health, maintaining an adequate pH for the environment and protection against pathogens and infections such as cystitis.

How to use Musa Cistilacto 30 softgels

Symptomatic phase: 2 capsules a day for at least 10 days.

Maintenance phase: 1 capsule per day.

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Ingredients

Lactobacillus salivarius: contributes to the inhibition of the growth of a wide range of vaginal pathogens and helps prevent adhesion to the vaginal mucosa.

D-Mannose is a monosaccharide that is ingested through diet and, despite being a simple molecule, is not metabolized by the body.

Consequently, D-Mannose is excreted in the urine where, thanks to two mechanisms, it helps prevent the onset of urinary tract infections.