WeFiber Comprehensive support for digestive problems

Psyllium and Oat Bran

Psyllium, as a soluble fiber, increases the water content in stool and forms a gel that facilitates the passage of digested food. Oat bran, as an insoluble fiber, supports bowel movement, stool volume, and natural peristalsis.

Montmorillonite

A clay with a high capacity to bind water, toxins, and unwanted substances in the intestine. It helps reduce the volume of watery stool, supports the integrity of the intestinal mucosa, and helps soothe an irritated digestive tract.

Enterococcus faecium

A probiotic strain that supports the restoration and maintenance of intestinal microflora. It helps compete with unwanted microorganisms, promotes the colonization of the intestine by beneficial bacteria, and contributes to a better immune response.

MOS and beta-glucans

MOS acts as a prebiotic, promoting the growth of beneficial bacteria and helping to limit unwanted pathogens in the gut. Beta-1,3/1,6-D-glucans support the immune response, particularly the activity of white blood cells.

Glutamine and Glycine

Glutamine is an important source of energy for cells of the intestinal mucosa and the immune system. It supports the integrity of the intestinal barrier, the regeneration of enterocytes, and the proper function of intestinal cells. Glycine contributes to the morphology, integrity, and function of intestinal cells.

Nucleotides

Immunonutrients that support cell division, growth, and regeneration of intestinal cells. They help maintain the health of the intestinal mucosa and support the immune response during periods of weakness.

Minerals and Electrolytes

Iron, zinc, selenium, and electrolytes support metabolic processes, antioxidant protection, and fluid balance, which is particularly important after episodes of diarrhea or during prolonged intestinal distress.