
Contains 10 carefully selected bacterial strains
Delicious blueberry flavor
Specially developed for children
nutritional information
Portion size: 1 sobre
Packaging: 30 sobres
*NRV=Nutrient Reference Value according to LMIV (CH: LIV)
Scientific research behind Dailybacs® Kids
Discover the most important clinical studies and scientific findings surrounding the 10 carefully selected bacterial strains in Dailybacs® Kids .
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Dosage and Intake
Take one sachet of Dailybacs® Kids daily before breakfast. Taking Dailybacs Kids is child's play: simply open the sachet and pour the contents directly into your mouth. Alternatively, the contents can also be stirred into yoghurt or water.

The preparation can also be taken at another time without any problem.
Who is it suitable for?
Dailybacs® Kids is a specially developed food supplement for children and adolescents aged 3 to 17 years. The practical powder form was specially developed for child-friendly consumption - simple and uncomplicated in just one sachet per day. The formula contains carefully selected live bacterial strains.

Basis: Why they are indispensable
The human gut is home to trillions of microorganisms that interact closely with various organs and are involved in many different processes in the body.
The basic products from mybacs combine a carefully selected blend of bacterial cultures, fiber and bioactive metabolites.
Each basic product is tailored to the different preferences of various target groups. For example, the Dailybacs Women, Men and Kids so-called basic routines have been developed specifically for women, men and children, depending on gender and age, while other basic products focus on daily fiber intake, skin or metabolism. This means that a daily routine can be set up completely individually.
Booster: the targeted supplement
Basic products form the foundation of your daily routine. Booster products from mybacs are a targeted addition to any basic routine.
The booster products from mybacs are dietary supplements with vitamins, minerals and plant substances.
For example, the PMS Relief booster contains ingredients such as chasteberry, calcium and B vitamins. Other boosters such as Radiant Glow contain hyaluronic acid, biotin and zinc. The Deep Sleep booster contains melatonin and lavender flower extract.
By combining basic and booster products, comprehensive and personalized routines can be created.

Dailybacs® Kids, Dailybacs® Women & Dailybacs® Men







Daily Routine for Children
Dailybacs® Kids contiene cepas bacterianas cuidadosamente seleccionadas con un delicioso sabor a arándanos.
Colon
Regular intake adds a high number of active bacterial strains to the intestinal microbiome.
immune system
Children's immune systems develop over time.
energy generation
The intestine is a central organ for the production of energy from food, and the intestinal microbiome plays an important role in this.
Especially for children
The ingredients in sachet form with a delicious blueberry flavor were specially developed for children.
The intestinal microbiome in children
The intestinal flora plays a central role in every person's digestive system. Our microbiome is not complete from birth, but develops over time.
birth
At birth, your newborn is confronted for the first time with a variety of bacteria that settle in the intestines. During a natural birth, these come from the maternal vaginal microbiome (e.g. Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus and Streptococcus, as well as Bacteroides and Bifidobacterium).
In contrast, during a cesarean birth, the first bacteria come primarily through skin contact with family members and from the environment, which leads to a different “starting microbiome”.
infants
During breastfeeding, the baby absorbs a variety of different bacteria through breast milk, including lactic acid bacteria. These are part of the infant's natural microbial environment.
The composition of breast milk differs from alternative bottle formula, which is, however, tailored to the specific needs of infants.
toddlers
With the introduction of pureed meals, new species of bacteria enter the intestine, and during the first two years of life the composition of the child's microbiome changes dynamically.
A balanced and age-appropriate diet with a variety of foods, including whole grain products, fruits and vegetables, contributes to a varied nutrient intake.
children and adults
In older children and adults, the microbiome changes less dynamically, but remains influenced by various factors such as diet, lifestyle and environmental influences. Each phase of life brings different changes in the microbiome.
The composition of our Dailybacs® Kids takes into account the typical eating habits of children and adolescents. From the age of 17, we recommend switching to Dailybacs® Women/Men, which are tailored to the general diet of adults.
Dailybacs® Kids at a glance!
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Would you like to know more?
The mybacs® Journal offers scientific information, tips and recommendations on the topics of intestinal microbiome and well-being from doctor & co-founder Dr. Adrian Weingart.
Would you like to know more?
The mybacs® Journal offers scientific information, tips and recommendations on the topics of intestinal microbiome and well-being from doctor & co-founder Dr. Adrian Weingart.