
Acne is a multifactorial dermatological disease affecting not only teenagers but also adults. Characterized by the appearance of pimples and lesions, it sometimes results from an imbalance in the intestinal and/or skin microbiota. In this case, the use of probiotics can be beneficial. Discover here everything there is to know about the effects of probiotics on acne.

Menopause is a pivotal time in a woman's life and is accompanied by numerous internal and external changes. The microbiome is not spared and undergoes significant transformations around the age of fifty. Can the use of probiotics help to strengthen it? Here are some elements of the answer.

Following the advancement of knowledge on the microbiome in recent years, new terms such as probiotics, prebiotics, and postbiotics have emerged. These words, easy to confuse, are not synonymous. What are the differences between prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics? We're here to help clarify.

Probiotics are microorganisms, especially bacteria, found in certain food and cosmetic products. Their purpose is to help maintain the balance of the skin flora and the intestinal microbiota. The following question arises: how are probiotics obtained? Discover more information about this process here.

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