Immu biotics (bacterial strains) 25B CFU

9 bacterial strains to complete your daily routine

Inmu Biotics 25B UFC from EssentialSeries is a dietary supplement made with a mixture of 9 bacterial strains: 6 from the Lactobacillus genus and 3 from the Bifidobacterium genus. The formula provides a total of 25 000 millones de UFC and includes inulin, fructooligosaccharides —also known as FOS— and vitamin D3.

A combination designed for those seeking different bacterial strains, a clear concentration, and a convenient format for day-to-day use.

Additionally, vitamin D contributes to the normal functioning of the immune system. All this in a vegan-friendly product developed under HSN's clean label philosophy.

25B UFC and a delayed-release vegetable capsule

UFC are colony-forming units. This measure indicates the amount of viable bacteria present in the product and is much more useful than expressing it only in milligrams. In this case, the formula provides 25 B UFC and combines different strains to avoid relying on a single variety.

We’ve also used a delayed-release vegetable capsule. Unlike a conventional capsule, it’s designed to delay opening during the initial passage through the digestive tract. We recommend taking it whole to preserve this feature.

Inulin and FOS are fibers that accompany the bacterial strain blend. Vitamin D completes the composition and supports the normal function of the immune system.

We’ve also taken care of the ingredients surrounding the main formula. Inmu Biotics 25B UFC is vegan-friendly, GMO-free, and free from artificial preservatives or colorants, keeping HSN’s clean label focus.

An easy option to fit into your daily routine

This dietary supplement can suit people looking for a multi-strain formula and preferring a capsule format. It’s also an interesting alternative for those who value knowing the UFC concentration and having additional ingredients like inulin, FOS, and vitamin D3.

To add it to your routine, just pick a convenient time and follow the usage directions on the label. Taking it at a consistent time helps you stay on track.

Products you can pair it with

You can complete your selection according to your needs and the rest of your diet with products like:

•  Bisglycinate zinc with copper, a practical option to add these minerals to your routine.
•  Vegan algae oil Omega-3, ideal if you want to keep a completely vegan supplement selection.

Frequently asked questions about Inmu Biotics 25B UFC

What does it mean that it contains 25B UFC?

It means that its blend provides 25 000 million colony-forming units. UFC allow expressing the amount of viable bacteria in the product and are the most reliable measurement tool for live bacterial strains.

Why did we combine 9 bacterial strains?

Because each strain has its own characteristics. The formula brings together 6 strains of Lactobacillus and 3 of Bifidobacterium, offering a more varied composition than products made with a single strain.

Are inulin and FOS bacterial strains?

No. Inulin and fructooligosaccharides are fibers that form part of the formula along with the 9 bacterial strains and vitamin D3.

What does the delayed-release capsule provide?

It’s designed to slow opening during the initial passage through the digestive tract. For this reason, we recommend taking the capsule whole and not opening it.

When is it recommended to take it?

You can choose the time that best fits your routine. The most important thing is to maintain a regular and easy-to-remember intake.

HSN quality for a more complete choice

Inmu Biotics 25B UFC brings together the elements we look for in a probiotic supplement: a clear UFC concentration, 9 selected strains, inulin, FOS, vitamin D3, and a delayed-release vegetable capsule.

A practical, vegan-friendly HSN formula with a clean label composition, created for those who want to add bacterial strains to their routine with peace of mind about what they’re choosing.

Scientific bibliography

•  Jäger, R., Mohr, A. E., Carpenter, K. C., et al. (2019). International Society of Sports Nutrition Position Stand: Probiotics. Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition, 16, 62.
•  Hill, C., Guarner, F., Reid, G., et al. (2014). The International Scientific Association for Probiotics and Prebiotics consensus statement on the scope and appropriate use of the term probiotic. Nature Reviews Gastroenterology & Hepatology, 11, 506-514.