A break-through
in microbial control
With a double mode of action
Bioactive polysaccharides
The unique bioactive polysaccharides prevent the attachment of microbes to tissue by forming a physical block against the attachment of harmful microbes to tissue (anti-adhesion) and temporarily retaining harmful microbes in one place (clustering), preventing them from multiplying.
Anti-adhesion
Clustering
Microbes colonize all our body surfaces, both inside (mucosa) and outside (skin), with microbial cells outnumbering human cells by about ten times.
We host more than a thousand different species of these microorganisms. This community of microbes that inhabit the human body (or a specific site in the body) is collectively referred to as the microbiota.
Barrier therapies do not affect the viability of micro-organisms and do not destroy the healthy microbiota.
In addition, the absence of selective pressure, minimizes the risk of developing microbial resistance.
With polysaccharides
Without polysaccharides
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