DAILY FEMININE
CARE SUPPORT
Prevents
recurrence
of infection
Supports
urinary tract
health
Supports
vaginal health
Restores
normal vaginal
pH Level
Helps
balance microflora
URINARY TRACT HEALTH SUPPORT
URINARY TRACT
HEALTH SUPPORT
Why is it important to
take care of feminine health?
According to World Health Organization (WHO)’s statistics, every 4 out of 10 Asian women are diagnosed with various gynaecological issues, which may lead to other health complications, and even affect your relationship with your loved ones.
40%-50%
of women will experience at least 1 episode of urinary tract infections (UTI) during their lifetimes
Foxman (2003)
Foxman B. Epidemiology of urinary tract infections: incidence, morbidity, and economic costs. Dis Mon. 2003;49(2):53-70.
Sign & Symptoms of
Poor Feminine Health
Itching of the
female intimate part
Pain or burning
during urination
Foul or
Fishy smell
Abnormal amount,
colour or texture
of
vaginal discharge
Cloudy or strong
smelling urine
Risk Factors of
Poor Feminine Health
Poor feminine
hygiene
Incomplete bladder emptying
Holding urine
for long time
Unprotected sex
Douching or
washing
with
strong soap
Diabetes or a
pre-diabetic
condition
Pre- & Post-
Menopause
Sexually transmitted
infections (STIs)
Common Treatments
FemiBiome™ Probiotics
Consists of 4 Strains of Probiotics
FemiBiome™ Probiotics
FemiBiome™ Probiotics are well-preserved via patented MCM-LAB® technology to optimise its survival rate, viability & efficacy.
How Do Probiotics Work
To
Improve Feminine Health?
Lactobacillus are the most dominant probiotics in vaginal of healthy women
- As a barrier to infection by producing antimicrobial compounds to inhibit pathogens from invading (Borges, 2014).
- Lowers the acidity of vaginal and urinary tract by producing lactic acid to minimize growth of harmful bacteria
- Competes with harmful yeast and bacteria for food and space to inhibit their growth
A study done by Reid et al. in 2008 concluded that
“Lactobacillus rhamnosus and reuteri not only reduce the number of pathogenic bacteria and yeast that reach the vagina from the anal-rectal area, but they also populate the vagina and displace pathogens that cause vagina infections and UTIs.”
Borges (2014). The role of lactobacilli and probiotics in maintaining vaginal Health. Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 289:479–489 Reid (2008). Probiotic Lactobacilli for Urogenital Health in Women. Clinical Gastroenterology, 42 (3), 234-236.