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Kijimea FloraCare

Kijimea FloraCare

Modelled on the natural vaginal microbiome
Modelled on the natural vaginal microbiome
Wide diversity: contains 33 strains of Lactobacillus from the species L. crispatus, L. gasseri, L. plantarum and L. delbrueckii, which occur naturally in vaginal flora
High Dosage: With 10 billion colony forming units (CFU) per capsule
Contains Vitamin B2, which supports the vaginal mucosa in its structure and function

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Kijimea FloraCare

Modelled on the natural vaginal microbiome

Wide diversity: contains 33 strains of Lactobacillus from the species L. crispatus, L. gasseri, L. plantarum and L. delbrueckii, which occur naturally in vaginal flora
High Dosage: With 10 billion colony forming units (CFU) per capsule
Contains Vitamin B2, which supports the vaginal mucosa in its structure and function

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What is Kijimea FloraCare?

Kijimea FloraCare is a food supplement made of 33 strains of Lactobacillus that are specially tailored to one another. Kijimea FloraCare also contains vitamins B3, B7 and B2, which contribute to the maintenance of normal mucous membranes. Kijimea FloraCare also contains vitamin B6, which contributes to the regulation of hormonal activity, as well as folic acid and zinc.

How long can I take Kijimea FloraCare?

We recommend taking Kijimea FloraCare for at least 4 weeks. It is also possible to take it on a longer-term basis

Are there any known side effects or interactions with Kijimea FloraCare?

No side effects are known when taking Kijimea FloraCare. An interval of 2 hours should be maintained between taking Kijimea FloraCare and any medication.

Is Kijimea FloraCare well tolerated?

Kijimea FloraCare is gluten-, fructose- and lactose-free, and also contains no sweeteners, preservatives or flavourings. You should not take the product if you are allergic to one of the ingredients.

What do experts say about Kijimea?

Leading experts trust Kijimea's microculture preparations. This trust is largely built on the excellent scientific evidence for their efficacy. The Kijimea brand is setting standards in the field of clinical research in microculture preparations, as is evident from the many published papers, including in The Lancet.

Who is Kijimea FloraCare suitable for?

Kijimea FloraCare is suitable for adults and children over the age of 12.

Can I take Kijimea FloraCare while breastfeeding or pregnant?

There is no information to indicate that Kijimea FloraCare should not be taken during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Is Kijimea FloraCare suitable for children?

Kijimea FloraCare is suitable for children over the age of 12. The capsule can be opened and the contents can be taken with some liquid.

Is Kijimea FloraCare suitable for diabetics?

Kijimea FloraCare contains only a small amount of maize starch (76 mg) as a carbohydrate source. This means that it is generally suitable for diabetics. However, please consult your doctor to check if FloraCare is suitable for you.

How do I take Kijimea FloraCare?

Adults and children over the age of 12: 1 x 1 capsule daily swallowed whole with plenty of liquid with a meal (in the morning, at lunchtime or in the evening). We recommend taking Kijimea FloraCare for at least four weeks.

Should Kijimea FloraCare be taken at a specific time of day?

Kijimea FloraCare should always be taken with a meal. This protects the microculture preparations from the effects of stomach acid during passage.

For how long should I take Kijimea FloraCare?

We recommend consuming Kijimea FloraCare for at least 4 weeks. Long-term consumption is also possible.

What if I forget to take Kijimea FloraCare?

We generally recommend continuous consumption for at least 4 weeks for the best possible results. However, if you forget to take Kijimea FloraCare one day, you do not need to take it later; you can simply miss a dose.

Can Kijimea FloraCare capsules be opened?

Yes, Kijimea FloraCare capsules can be opened up and the contents can be taken with some liquid.

Are Kijimea FloraCare capsules enteric-coated?

The bacteria contained in Kijimea FloraCare are enclosed in a capsule made of modified hydroxypropylmethylcellulose of plant origin. This ensures a delayed release by protecting the bacteria during passage through the stomach and small intestine, ensuring that the valuable bacteria actually reach the large intestine.

How should Kijimea FloraCare be stored?

Kijimea FloraCare should be stored dry and below 25 °C . Store out of the reach of young children. Do not use Kijimea FloraCare after the date of minimum durability indicated on the secondary packaging.

What ingredients does Kijimea FloraCare contain?

Kijimea FloraCare contains the following ingredients: microculture mixture (microculture strains*, maize starch), maize starch, capsule shell: hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose; niacin, anti-caking agent: magnesium salts of fatty acids; zinc citrate, riboflavin, colour: calcium carbonate; vitamin B6, anti-caking agent: silicon dioxide; biotin, folic acid.

Kijimea FloraCare is gluten-, fructose- and lactose-free, as well as free from sweeteners, preservatives and flavorings. You should not take the product if you are allergic to one of the ingredients.

*L. crispatus SG18, L. crispatus QL33, L. crispatus ID63, L. fermentum LB91, L. fermentum LR28, L. gasseri RG19, L. gasseri SW5, L. reuteri OS31, L. rhamnosus ZR54, L. rhamnosus AC94, L. rhamnosus IX51, L. rhamnosus HM83, L. rhamnosus BP73, L. rhamnosus VN76, L. acidophilus FY47, L. acidophilus MK24, L. brevis VF63, L. delbrueckii ssp. bulgaricus ZDS17, L. casei JC65, L. helveticus LM56, L. johnsonii BI99, L. delbrueckii ssp. lactis UMF46, L. paracasei NC701, L. paracasei DZ13, L. paracasei CQ16, L. paracasei WO9, L. plantarum XG46, L. plantarum KU86, L. plantarum JT63, L. plantarum EV38, L. plantarum YCA16, L. sakei FQ41, L. salivarius PL301.

Which microculture strains are contained in Kijimea FloraCare?

Kijimea FloraCare contains 33 microculture strains: L. crispatus SG18, L. crispatus QL33, L. crispatus ID63, L. fermentum LB91, L. fermentum LR28, L. gasseri RG19, L. gasseri SW5, L. reuteri OS31, L. rhamnosus ZR54, L. rhamnosus AC94, L. rhamnosus IX51, L. rhamnosus HM83, L. rhamnosus BP73, L. rhamnosus VN76, L. acidophilus FY47, L. acidophilus MK24, L. brevis VF63, L. delbrueckii ssp. bulgaricus ZDS17, L. casei JC65, L. helveticus LM56, L. johnsonii BI99, L. delbrueckii ssp. lactis UMF46, L. paracasei NC701, L. paracasei DZ13, L. paracasei CQ16, L. paracasei WO9, L. plantarum XG46, L. plantarum KU86, L. plantarum JT63, L. plantarum EV38, L. plantarum YCA16 L. sakei FQ41, L. salivarius PL301.

Is Kijimea FloraCare vegan?

Kijimea FloraCare is suitable for a vegan diet.

Is Kijimea FloraCare lactose-free?

Kijimea FloraCare is lactose-free.

Is Kijimea FloraCare gluten-free?

Kijimea FloraCare is gluten-free.

Is Kijimea FloraCare fructose-free?

Kijimea FloraCare is fructose-free.

What pack sizes of Kijimea FloraCare are available?

Kijimea FloraCare is available in the following pack sizes:

- 28 capsules of 0.26 g each = 7.28 g
- 56 capsules of 0.26 g each = 14.56 g
- 84 capsules of 0.26 g each = 21.84 g

Where is Kijimea FloraCare manufactured?

Our products are manufactured in Germany. The bacterial cultures are cultivated in Italy.

What does Kijimea mean?

Kijimea is a Swahili word which means "the bacterium".

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5 advantages of Kijimea FloraCare

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Vaginal flora – the often forgotten microbiome

The word "microbiome" tends to make us think of the gut. However, other regions of the body are also populated with collections of different bacteria – in particular the genital area. Just like the gut microbiome, in the vaginal microbiome the composition of individual bacterial strains is critical for ensuring it can effectively fulfil its function.

Lactobacillus strains are key here. An interesting discovery is that the vaginal microbiome seems to be connected to the gut microbiome. This means that orally administered probiotics or microculture products can affect not just the gut but also the vaginal microbiome. 1

1 Vladareanu R, Mihu D, Mitran M, Mehedintu C, Boiangiu A, Manolache M, Vladareanu S. New evidence on oral L. plantarum P17630 product in women with history of recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis (RVVC): a randomised double-blind placebo-controlled study. Eur Rev Med Pharmacol Sci. 2018 Jan;22(1):262-267. doi: 10.26355/eurrev_201801_14128. PMID: 29364495.

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The importance of the vaginal microbiome

The vaginal microbiome has a mainly protective function, preventing the permeation of potentially harmful germs and bacteria which could cause infections, for example. The respective bacterial strains which exist within this microbial system have very diverse roles, with lactobacilli considered particularly important. Using a process called glycon metabolism they create lactic acid, which in turn is important for the acidity of the vagina milieu (pH value between 3.8 and 4.4).

Maintaining this acidity is crucial to inhibiting the growth of potentially harmful germs. At the same time, the acid environment enables the production of nitric oxide by means of several lactobacilli. This can kill off "bad" bacteria and viruses and as such serves an important protective function against unwanted intruders. In addition, specific lactobacilli produce hydrogen peroxide, which inhibits the growth of pathogenic germs.

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The role of the vaginal mucosa as a growth medium

Also providing key protection against germs is the vaginal mucosa. This is a protective film which covers the vaginal epithelial cells and thereby serves as a barrier which prevents the permeation of facultative pathogenic germs.

The vaginal mucosa is also a growth medium for the vaginal microbiome, and as such could be said to create the conditions under which the highly important lactobacillus strains can colonise and propagate in the first place.

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Kijimea FloraCare – based on the natural vaginal microbiome

The Kijimea microbiome experts have developed Kijimea FloraCare as a product which, using precisely coordinated lactobacillus strains, aims to imitate the natural vaginal microbiome in its variety and diversity. At the same time it also promotes the normal structure and function of the vaginal mucosa, through the addition of Vitamin B2.

Current research shows that, as well as requiring sufficient diversity of bacterial strains, the vaginal microbiome is above all dependent on the presence of very specific strains that are crucial for normal functioning. For example, Lactobacillus crispatus and Lactobacillus gasseri are particularly significant.

That is why the lactobacillus strains which are most important for the vaginal microbiome have been carefully selected and combined in Kijimea FloraCare. As they interact, they help promote an ideal pH level in the vaginal microbiome, of 3.8 to 4.4. Containing 33 Lactobacillus strains, Kijimea FloraCare is also the most diverse product on the market developed specifically for the vaginal microbiome.

Each capsule contains no fewer than 10 billion colony forming units, i.e. viable bacteria. Kijimea FloraCare delivers an extraordinarily high dose.

In addition, the vaginal mucosa, which serves as a growth medium for the vaginal microbiome, is supported with Vitamin B2.

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The highest manufacturing standards

Like all products from microbiome expert Kijimea, Kijimea FloraCare is produced exclusively on GMP-certified systems.

Kijimea researchers have also paid particular attention to their products being easy to take and taste-neutral.

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