The Noro Virus Is Rampant Again
Thinking about healthy intestinal flora at affects the Noro is virus as each winter back in the headlines. Especially old people’s homes, kindergartens and hospitals are affected and suffer from many patients. Read additional details here: Tiffany Espensen. This particular form of gastric-intestinal flu is accompanied by a short but violent affects. It spreads rapidly and is caused by barely treatable. Only a strict hygiene to stop the spread.
Concerned can help the taking of special medical healing yeast and alleviate history and consequences of the Brechdurchfalls. How often in the winter, a wave of gastro intestinal disorders, triggered by the Noro virus is rampant again nationwide. Areas, where many people in a confined space come together are particularly affected. Who has now no strong immune system and a healthy intestinal flora, can catch easily. The disease is usually short, but intense and marked by unpleasant affects. How often viral diseases you can do causally, little directly against the virus. General hygiene measures, sufficient Fluid intake and quiet are important.
Support the intestinal flora brought by the virus in the imbalance can be the ingestion of probiotics such as Saccharomyces boulardii benefit. Worldwide clinical studies have shown that Sacchoromyces can relieve boulardii diarrhoea of different causes among children and adults quickly and effectively. In Germany Saccharomyces boulardii as afterbiotic capsules is available. The manufacturer recommends taking children one capsule a day and adults 4 capsules for acute diarrhea for 5-10 days. A treatment with afterbiotic over several weeks is recommended to the regeneration of the intestinal flora after the stomach-intestinal flu. afterbiotic (PZN 4604255) is inexpensive in the pharmacy, good health centres or available directly from Navitum Pharma under. For a cure to the colon cleansing, the necessary 3 packs will be sent postage paid.
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