FEMININE BALANCE

Several factors can disrupt theintimate floraby unbalancing the beneficial bacteria that compose it. Here are the main elements that can affect this balance:

1. Use of antibiotics: Antibiotics kill not only harmful bacteria, but also good bacteria, disrupting the flora.
2. Excessive hygiene: The use of aggressive hygiene products (vaginal douches, perfumed soaps, wipes) can alter the natural balance and pH of the intimate area.
3. Tight or synthetic clothing: Underwear made of synthetic materials or that is too tight promotes moisture and heat, creating an environment conducive to infections.
4. Hormonal changes: Pregnancy, menopause, or the menstrual cycle can change the vaginal pH and affect the flora.
5. Sexual intercourse: Frequent or unprotected intercourse can introduce bacteria or disrupt the natural balance of intimate flora.
6. Stress and fatigue: These factors weaken the immune system, making the flora more vulnerable to imbalances.
7. Poor diet: A diet high in sugars and fats can promote the proliferation of bad bacteria.

These disruptions can increase the risk of infections such as bacterial vaginosis or vaginal yeast infections.

We guide you to choose the best intimate flora probiotics to regain your intimate well-being. At DIJO, we have created the Feminine Balance pack bringing together two courses of intimate flora probiotics. The essential probiotics, to act on the intestinal flora and restore the microbial balance, thanks to its 8 strains of lactic bacteria. It is recommended to take a continuous course of 2 to 3 months to feel deep and lasting effects, as a preventative measure or when you feel the need. It is also entirely possible to take them continuously if you wish. And our Vaginal Flora probiotics helps to balance the intimate flora, thanks to its three specialized strains that are among the most abundant in this flora.

As you can see, the balance of the intimate flora is therefore essential to maintain a healthy environment. However, this balance can be put to the test by various factors such as inadequate intimate hygiene, the menstrual cycle, menopause, tobacco or even antibiotic treatment. Thus, a hormonal upheaval or an alkalinization of the pH of the intimate flora can potentially disrupt this ecosystem. To compensate for this imbalance, it is sometimes recommended to bring new beneficial bacteria, by taking intimate flora probiotics concentrated in Lactobacilli.

The intimate flora, also known as the vaginal microbiota, is an ecosystem populated by a set of microorganisms naturally present in the vagina. This flora is composed of 90% lactic bacteria, called Lactobacilli, which play a role as a shield for the vaginal canal. Indeed, these good bacteria will produce lactic acid in order to maintain an acidic environment (optimal pH of 3.8 to 4.2). This real chemical barrier protects the body from infections by inhibiting the proliferation of bad bacteria.