Long live bacteria! Yes, because the bacteria in your gut microbiota want you well.

What exactly are probiotics?

Probiotics are live microorganisms with multiple health benefits, maintaining a healthy intestinal flora . As for prebiotics, they feed probiotics, which means they only feed good bacteria, allowing their evolution. While prebiotics can be naturally found in food (beetroot, garlic, onion, banana, chicory), it is necessary to take a course of food supplements based on pre- and probiotics to reseed the intestinal flora when it is unbalanced or inflamed.

With Pure Glow , French Glow and Balance & Glow , this is what the range developed by Aime offers, which, in addition to taking care of the intestine, has an impact on the beauty and radiance of the skin .

Morning, evening, bedtime… When should you take your probiotics during the day?

We recommend taking your probiotic capsules every morning on an empty stomach with a glass of water. After a good night's sleep, your empty stomach is perfectly prepared to absorb them for even more efficient and rapid distribution in your intestine.

In terms of frequency, our recommendation is to do a course of treatment for at least three to six months, at least once a year, when the skin is duller, uncomfortable, or marked by redness. Especially after antibiotic treatment or a period of great stress or hormonal upheaval.

But be aware that Aime formulas are risk-free if used continuously. Hence the introduction of more advantageous subscription formulas . This is particularly true with the best-selling product for oily, acne-prone skin, Pure Glow, which works from the inside out to quickly and lastingly rebalance the skin.

A word from the expert: Claire Borwin, Dietitian-Nutritionist

“ AIME combines the best of phytotherapy and micronutrition through a global approach to health and beauty, which takes into account the specificities of each individual.

No miracle promises: the subscription-based treatment system is part of a process lasting at least three months, the time needed to treat a basic problem effectively and sustainably.