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![]() ![]() The Lactibiane Référence 2,5g clinical study
PiLeJe Laboratory carried out the first clinical study in France intended to measure the impact of Lactibiane Référence 2,5g probiotics on Intestinal Functional Disorders. Led by Pr. Marteau, the results are convincing... A rigorous and controlled methodologyThe Lactibiane 2,5g clinical study was carried out at the Georges-Pompidou European Hospital, between September 2004 and January 2006, with 100 participating volunteers, The clinical study was carried out as double-blind with a placebo control : among patients selected, 48 took a sachet of Lactibiane Référence 2,5g daily while 52 persons took a placebo sachet, with neither of the two groups knowing the precise contents of the sachets consumed.
The duration of supplementation was set at 28 consecutive days. Each week, the patients had to assess their pain / discomfort levels by filling out questionnaires. They also completed a questionnaire on quality of life at the start and completion of treatment.
The results : the efficacity of Lactibiane Référence 2,5 g was demonstratedLactibiane Référence 2.5 g contains 10 billion probiotic lactic ferments (Bifidobacterium longum LA101, Lactobacillus acidophilus LA102, Lactococcus lactis LA103, and Streptococcus thermophilus LA104).
Consuming one sachet of Lactibiane Référence 2,5g a day for 4 weeks can :
- reduce abdominal pain associated with irritable bowel syndrome by 43%
This supplementation is also accompanied by improvement in bowel function in subjects with predominating symptoms of constipation Click here to watch the results of Lactibiane Référence 2,5g study by Pr Marteau![]()
*Professor Philippe MARTEAU
Head of the digestive pathology medico-chirurgical department of Lariboisière hospital (Paris), Professor Philippe MARTEAU is a specialist in chronic inflammatory bowel disease. He has conducted many clinical studies on the changes in intestinal flora, in order to better understand the role of the intestinal ecosystem in gastrointestinal pathologies and to attempt to influence or prevent these changes especially with the help of probiotics. Notably, he coordinated the first French clinical study on probiotic supplementation in the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome (cf. below). ![]() |
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