OMNi BiOTiC Hetox

Who is OMNi-BiOTiC® HETOX suitable for?

Our liver is a very large, vital organ and is responsible for a large number of different processes in our body: every day, 2,000 liters of blood are filtered in the liver and freed from toxic substances (such as harmful substances, alcohol or medication) so that they do not enter our organism. At the same time, important food components, namely carbohydrates, fats and proteins, are metabolized in our liver and thus made usable for the body.

Our detoxification center can withstand much more than any other organ in our body: the liver can regenerate itself within a few weeks. But beware: even the strongest liver cannot withstand unlimited strain! Particularly dangerous: we do not feel damage immediately, as the liver does not send out any pain signals, but suffers in silence. Many symptoms of liver dysfunction (e.g. tiredness, loss of appetite, a feeling of fullness, intolerance to fat, tenderness in the upper abdomen) are very unspecific and do not directly indicate liver disease.

Our modern, often unhealthy lifestyle has an extremely negative impact on our gut and its vital intestinal bacteria. We eat too fat and too sweet, drink too much coffee and alcohol and - we don't get enough exercise. In addition, almost everyone today is constantly stressed for one reason or another. The result: a "leaky gut"! Literally translated, this means "leaky gut" - and that's exactly what it is. The mucus layer on the surface of the intestine changes and many bacteria simply die off. All toxic substances that enter the body with food are no longer simply excreted in the stool, but can penetrate unhindered into the underlying blood and nerve pathways - and thus into our circulation. A functioning intestine is therefore an important prerequisite for ensuring that our liver is not overburdened and can perform its tasks.

Using specially developed, scientifically tested probiotics, such as OMNi-BiOTiC® HETOX, it is now possible for the first time to regulate the function of the liver via the intestine.