Efficacy

Pathogen inhibition - Enterococcus faecium L3 possesses strong antagonistic activity against pathogenic bacteria and viruses due to its production of 5 bacteriocins. L3 efficiently inhibits H.Pylori including most aggressive strains. Related studies

Anti inflammatory effect - studies in vitro and in vivo showed significant anti-inflammatory effect, making E.faecium L3 a desirable component in the comprehensive treatment of inflammation conditions, including IBS/IBD, cardiovascular conditions, and gynecological diseases. Related studies

Immune system modulation - L3 stimulates the synthesis of immune anti-inflammatory response. It helps in treatment of multiple sclerosis, prevention of allergic and viral diseases in children and adults. Related studies

Metabolic process improvement - E. faecium L3 can improve metabolism in patients with chronic liver diseases, IBD, atherosclerosis, diabetes mellitus. Related studies

In a healthy population Enterococcus faecium L3 is effective in preventing dysbiosis and associated diseases and can be added as an ingredient in the functional food.

Safety

L3 has been extensively researched and has its genome 100% sequenced, showing absence of pathogenic genes. It has a proven safety record in various applications, including oral supplements, functional foods, and vaginal suppositories.
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The use of Enterococcus Faecium L3 in clinical settings has demonstrated multiple beneficial effects on the human body without causing any complications when used over a long period of time in all age groups, also in pregnant women and newborns.
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Stability

L3 strain is stable. It survives in bile presence and withstands a wide range of temperatures and acidity. That makes it suitable for use in a variety of manufacturing processes. Related studies

L3 is easy to handle and can be delivered in lyophilized or granulated form. It is water soluble and does not require special storage or handling. Enterococcus faecium L3 is produced in Austria and exported globally. Related studies