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解决方案
IBme™ Dual
IBme™ Dual
肠脑轴益生菌:调节情绪、舒缓肠道
工作、出行、游玩时突发的肠道不适(如胀气、腹胀、腹泻等)会对工作生活带来很大影响。OneHealth整体解决方案关注生理与心理健康两个层面,不仅可减轻肠道不适,也可缓解由此带来的情绪焦虑等心理健康问题。1,2
通过肠脑轴作用机理,减轻肠道不适和心理压力的益生菌解决方案
压力引发的肠道不适占比达到40%3,由此可见肠道和大脑之间是相互联系且互相影响的。1,2,4 IBme™ Dual产品可通过脑肠轴机理发挥积极改善作用。5
IBme™ Dual是什么?
IBme™ Dual是组合益生菌产品,科学配比两株长双歧杆菌,通过肠脑轴机理发挥对肠道及情绪的积极影响;该解决方案已经通过临床证实,能够缓解肠道不适和心理压力。5进而帮助肠道不适的消费者改善睡眠、增强活力,并缓解多种肠道不适症状。8
目前,大多数治疗肠道不适的产品主要针对排便习惯,针对肠脑轴作用的产品相对较少。1,9许多肠道不适患者会产生轻度到中等程度的生理不适,有的甚至会出现严重的症状,同时伴随强烈的紧张和疲倦感,影响日常生活。3,6我们通过强大的研发技术,结合前沿科技研发出可以满足消费者迫切需求的IBme™ Dual。2
与科学家共同开发,深受消费者喜爱的产品
我们携手科研人员及业界专家,共同开发出“万亿挑一・守护健康”,减轻肠道不适的解决方案。根据调查,肠道不适人群对于能缓解压力的创新益生菌解决方案感到十分兴奋。3,5
IBme Dual菌株临床研究介绍5
长双歧杆菌35624®和长双歧杆菌1714®的益生菌配方产品,在肠道不适且备受身心压力困扰的肠易激综合症(IBS)人群中进行了研究。研究表明,此种益生菌组合有助于减少肠道不适的症状,并且有助于调节皮质醇分泌量。5
在一项开放性研究发现,82%的中度至重度胃肠道不适患者在服用该益生菌配方产品8周后,症状得到了显著改善,而66%的参与者在服用益生菌配方的4周后,症状也有明显的改善(症状严重程度评分与基线相比变化≥50)。与基线相比,使用该益生菌配方产品4周后,腹部疼痛的严重性,腹痛的频度,腹胀,对排便习惯满意度和生活品质都得到了提高。5该组参与者的清晨皮质醇觉醒反应也有显著改善。5心理测量也随着时间的推移而减少,这体现了与基线相比的双重作用和协同效应。5这种心理测量的改善得到了炎症缓解的补充,正如在循环血浆中测量的那样。5
这一组的受试者在清晨的皮质醇唤醒反应上也有明显的提高。心理压力测是也会随着时间的流逝而降低,这体现了与基线相比的双重作用和协同效应。这个心理压力测试所带来的改善与炎症在血液循环中的减轻相辅相成。5
可改善肠道不适症状的益生菌配方产品6
IBme™ Dual 如何在体内发挥作用
长双歧杆菌35624®和长双歧杆菌1714®菌株都已被科学证明能够在胃肠道条件下生存,如低pH(酸性环境)和抗胆汁1,4,10,11,并提取自人类肠道样本,10这意味着它们适合在胃肠道中生存。12
改善人体压力应对能力
在感受到压力时,摄入长双歧杆菌1714®菌株后,科学验证发现特定大脑区域的脑电波活动发生了变化,这可能有助于我们在日常生活中处理和应对压力。17在一项临床前研究中,长双歧杆菌1714®菌株减轻了压力及相关行为,18在一项针对健康成人的安慰剂对照临床试验中,长双歧杆菌1714®菌株可以显著降低日常生活中感知到的压力水平和与压力有关的皮质醇输出。19应对压力是日常生活的重要组成部分,特别是肠道不适的人群,还需要经历如胃肠道不适、疼痛、腹胀、胀气和腹泻等身体不适。7,20
能够同时改善肠道不适、缓解心理压力
这种益生菌配方产品现已在临床上证明了在IBS人群中减少促炎细胞因子(TNF-α)以及因压力造成的相关应激反应。5此种益生菌配方产品还能减少IBS人群的胃肠道不适,并使压力造成的皮质醇觉醒反应正常化。5在胃肠道不适和压力人群中,这种益生菌组合的协同作用,能同时改善生理和心理产生的不适。5
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