FAQ
Bimuno is the result of many years of intensive research conducted in collaboration with the University of Reading's Food Microbial Sciences Unit and globally recognized research institutes. Bimuno is suitable for adults and children aged 3 years and over who want to manage their gut health and boost their levels of good bacteria. For answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about how Bimuno works, how it is meant to be used, and who can benefit from its effects, please review the list below.
What is the difference between probiotics and prebiotics?
Probiotics are dietary supplements containing live bacteria. Prebiotics are carbohydrates that act as food for your good bacterial. Prebiotics are not destroyed or digested in the stomach or small intestine and therefore reach the colon where your good bacteria reside and hence contribute fully in promoting their effectiveness.
Why do I need to take prebiotics?
Prebiotics are not destroyed or digested in the stomach or small intestine and therefore reach the colon where your good bacteria reside. There they feed your good bacteria and thus positively contribute towards your gut health and general well being.
How many different types of Prebiotics are there?
Prebiotics fall into three categories. These are Fructo-oligosaccharides, Galacto-oligosaccharides and Transgalacto-oligosaccharides. Bimuno is the latest prebiotic to be launched. It is a Transgalacto-oligosaccharide and has demonstrated its effectiveness in clinical trials. It has a unique dual effect in that it energises your immunity boosting bacteria whilst at the same time reduces your levels of 'bad' bacteria. Bimuno improves your gut health and general well-being.
What is Bimuno?
Bimuno is the latest prebiotic. It provides a natural boost to your body’s self-defence by feeding and energising your immunity boosting bacteria whilst at the same time reducing your bad bacteria. This results in improved gut health and general well-being. It is available from UK pharmacists as a health supplement in powder form for you to add to your everyday food and drinks. Bimuno does not affect the taste of your food or drink.
Who can take Bimuno?
Bimuno is a health food ingredient of natural origin. Anyone can use it – from children aged 3 years to adults, including the elderly. A healthy gastro-intestinal tract, brings long-term benefits and helps to ensure better overall health and well-being for regular daily users. Additionally prebiotics could be useful for people recovering from illness and surgery helping to reinforce the recovery process.
How do I take Bimuno?
Bimuno is available in powder form in easy to use 5.5g single dose sachets (sticks). It is recommended that you add a single serving to your food and drink on a daily basis. For children aged 3 to 11 years the recommended serving is half a sachet (2.75g). For children aged 12 and over and for adults the recommended serving is one sachet daily. Bimuno can be added and stirred into your daily food and drinks such as tea, coffee, cereal and yoghurt. It should be taken regularly as part of a healthy diet and lifestyle.
Are there any side effects associated with Bimuno?
Bimuno is a health food ingredient of natural origin. Its safety has been confirmed in clinical trials. The recommended servings should be observed at all times. Although no adverse effects have been reported, milk allergy or lactose intolerance sufferers should exercise caution when taking Bimuno. Although no adverse effects have been reported, diabetes sufferers should consult their healthcare professional before taking Bimuno. Women who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy should consult their healthcare professional before taking any food supplements.
Is Bimuno safe to take long term?
It is recommended that Bimuno is taken daily on a regular basis. Bimuno is a health food ingredient of natural origin. Its safety has been confirmed in clinical trials. The recommended servings should be observed at all times. Although no adverse effects have been reported, milk allergy or lactose intolerance sufferers should exercise caution when taking Bimuno. Although no adverse effects have been reported, diabetes sufferers should consult their healthcare professional before taking Bimuno. Women who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy should consult their healthcare professional before taking any food supplements.
Is Bimuno suitable for vegetarians?
Yes, Bimuno is made from a by-product of milk. It is not suitable for vegans.
Can I use Bimuno as treatment or prevention of diarrhoea?
There is sufficient scientific documentation in support of the use of prebiotics such as Bimuno in the treatment of diarrhoea.
Can I use Bimuno as treatment or prevention of constipation?
There is sufficient scientific documentation in support of the use of prebiotics such as Bimuno in the treatment of constipation.
Can I use Bimuno as treatment for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)?
Bimuno's unique double action and superior efficacy profile suggest that it is effective in treating IBS. A clinical trial is currently being conducted and it is predicted that Bimuno will prove effective in treating this condition. If you believe you suffer with IBS please have your diagnosis confirmed by your doctor.
Is Bimuno suitable for Kosher and similar diets?
No
Is Bimuno suitable for people suffering from milk allergy or lactose intolerance?
Although no adverse effects have been reported, milk allergy or lactose intolerance sufferers should exercise caution when taking Bimuno.
Is Bimuno suitable for diabetics?
Although no adverse effects have been reported, diabetes sufferers should consult their healthcare professional before taking Bimuno.
Is Bimuno suitable in pregnancy?
Women who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy should consult their healthcare professional before taking any food supplements.
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