Dietary supplement formulated to act on intestinal problems in toddlers such as colic, acute, chronic and antibiotic-associated diarrhea. It also acts on infections by reducing their incidence and duration of symptoms.
| Nutritional Information | per daily dose (1 mL) |
| Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG | 5 billion CFU* |
| Bifidobacterium lactis DSM 15954 | 5 billion CFU* |
| Bifidobacterium breve M-16V | 5 billion CFU* |
Ingredients: Bifidobacterium breve M-16V; Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG ATCC 53103; Bifidobacterium lactis DSM 15954; Acidifier: Citric acid; Bulking agent: Inulin.
Bottle with 1.2 g of powder to be resuspended with 10 ml of water.
Intestinal disorders in children such as diarrhea, in its more or less persistent forms,i can certainly destabilize the routines of children and their families, but with the right support and a little patience, everything gets back on track.
Even at times when children are on antibiotic treatment, it may happen that the intestines react with some extra discomfort. But even in these cases, the body has an amazing resilience. Often all it takes is a little help to help little ones regain serenity. The same is true for common gastrointestinal infections, which, although with their accompanying set of symptoms such as fatigue, irritability or lack of appetite, represent temporary steps in a growth spurt that teaches the body to defend itself better.
Then when respiratory ailments such as coughs, colds or sleep difficulties are added, day-to-day management may require a little more flexibility. But even these phases, however challenging, are overcome gently, thanks to children's natural resilience and the support of their caregivers. School settings and crowded environments can foster recurring episodes, but each time the immune system takes a step forward, strengthening itself over time.
In the first year of life, newborn colic can seem mysterious and difficult to decipher. Sudden crying and agitation raise questions, but again the body communicates, and it is possible to find a more relaxed rhythm that brings calm back. When associated with skin manifestations such as redness or dermatitis, related to sensitivities or intolerances, the body continues to speak clearly: it demands attention, care, and tailored responses.
Children's bodies are extraordinary in the way they express themselves. Every reaction, every symptom, tells of a need for balance and growth. With a serene and trusting gaze, it is possible to accompany even the most delicate moments, transforming them into experiences of listening, closeness and renewed family harmony. Because every small sign is also an opportunity to care, lovingly and lightly.
Gut well-being in the first years of life is closely linked to a number of factors that act from the first hours after birth, outlining a complex picture where specific and nonspecific causes contribute to the formation of a balanced or, on the contrary, dysfunctional microbiota. One of the first elements to profoundly influence the composition of the intestinal flora is the mode of delivery: babies born by cesarean section, not coming into contact with the maternal vaginal bacterial flora, show a poorer and less diverse initial intestinal colonization than those born naturally, exposing themselves to a greater risk of early alterations in intestinal homeostasis.
Breastfeeding represents another critical factor. Breast milk, rich in natural prebiotics and antibodies, promotes the development of beneficial bacterial flora and plays a protective role against many inflammatory conditions. Artificial breastfeeding, on the other hand, can lead to a less stable microbiota composition, predisposing to future imbalances. The time of weaning, if not carefully managed, can also be a delicate phase. The introduction of solid foods changes the structure of the gut microbiota and, if done too early or in an unbalanced manner, can contribute to the establishment of a state of dysbiosis.
Early and recurrent use of drugs, particularly antibiotics, is among the major risk factors foraltered intestinal permeability in children. Antibiotics, while essential in many clinical settings, have a systemic effect that also involves the resident bacterial flora, reducing its diversity and paving the way for opportunistic bacterial overgrowth. In parallel, continued exposure to inflammatory substances can trigger dysfunctional immune mechanisms, with an increased inflammatory response and increased oxidative stress.
Recurrent infections, both gastrointestinal and respiratory, are an additional destabilizing factor. Their onset activates a cascade of immune responses that, if repeated over time, can compromise the gut's ability to keep its protective barrier intact, paving the way for a chronic condition of inflammation and hyperresponsiveness. This vicious cycle, often silent in its early stages, is self-feeding through a reduction in microbial biodiversity and a progressive weakening of immune regulation.
The child's intestinal system, still in full development, is markedly affected by any environmental, dietary or pharmacological alterations. Understanding and recognizing these dynamics is the first step in consciously interpreting the fragility of an ever-changing ecosystem.
Colicron Kids was created to accompany the child's body during one of the most delicate moments of development: the consolidation of intestinal health. Its formula is based on an excellent trio of probiotics: Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG, Bifidobacterium lactis DSM 15954, Bifidobacterium breve M-16V, strains among the most studied and well documented for their benefits in the pediatric population. They are particularly effective in stably colonizing the intestine, promoting the rebalancing of intestinal flora, and physiologically supporting the maturation of the intestinal and immune systems.
The action of Colicron Kids is realized in cases of persistent diarrhea by decreasing the average number of evacuations per day and the average duration of diarrhea, even when caused by the use of antibiotics.
Both Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG and Bifidobacterium lactis DSM 15954, by improving intestinal function and promoting the development of immune maturity, are valuable supports in the management of infant colic.
By rebalancing the gut flora, Colicron Kids helps create an environment conducive to the proliferation of beneficial bacteria while limiting the expansion of potentially harmful strains, for example, reducing the incidence and duration of infections. This qualitative change in the composition of the microbiota is reflected in reduced intestinal inflammation and a more modulated and effective immune response. In particular, support for the intestinal immune system is provided by the ability of the probiotic to stimulate the production of anti-inflammatory cytokines, such as interleukin-10, and to reduce the expression of markers associated with states of immune hyperactivity.
By promoting theintegrity of the intestinal barrier, the synergy of the three strains contained in Colicron Kids is also useful in allergies and associated dermatitis.
Colicron Kids is a reliable ally in promoting well-being in children, offering daily support for intestinal and whole-body physiology, gently, safely and accurately.
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