Recently, the 33rd Qingdao International Beer Festival opened with great enthusiasm, with beer wafting throughout the city. Three to five friends were drinking and enjoying themselves. Isn't it a pleasure.

Drinking alcohol, as a special cultural form, holds a unique position in traditional Chinese culture. In recent years, due to the increasing social needs and life pressure, the number of alcohol consumers in China has been on the rise.According to the white paper "Moderate Drinking Status of Chinese Drinking Population", the number of Chinese drinkers is as high as 600 million.

But experts say that alcohol (ethanol) in alcohol can easily cause damage to the gastric mucosa, leading to gastritis and gastric ulcers, symptoms such as upper abdominal discomfort, loss of appetite, bloating, and stomach acid reflux. The Chinese Dietary Guidelines for Residents (2022) also explicitly recommend that adults should not consume more than 15 grams of alcohol per day, and special groups such as children, pregnant women, nursing mothers, and chronic disease patients should not drink alcohol.

Domestic and foreign research shows that

Alcohol triggers inflammation in the stomach and even throughout the body

As we mentioned before, there are a large number of bacteria in the human gastrointestinal tract, which we call the microbiota. These microbiota form the gastrointestinal biological barrier, preventing harmful substances from invading and reducing the risk of illness. Excessive alcohol intake has been proven to stimulate the digestive tract mucosa, causing irritation and subsequent inflammation of the gastric mucosa by disrupting the composition of gut microbiota, leading to bleeding and ulceration in the affected area.

Experimental and clinical studies have confirmed that alcohol concentrations above 20% are an important cause of gastric mucosal damage.

A study involving 28 million people published in The Lancet pointed out that there is no safe value for drinking alcohol, and drinking it can have adverse effects on health.

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In real life, occasionally under the pressure of social interaction and life, it is inevitable to drink. Therefore, finding a more effective, safe and convenient way has become the current research focus to solve the problem of regulating gastrointestinal flora and restoring the integrity of intestinal mucosal barrier after drinking.

As is well known, epigenetics refers to non living microorganisms or their components that bring health benefits to the host, and is an emerging concept in the field of microecological agents^[1] .Postnatal elements have been proven to have multiple effects, including balancing gut microbiota, enhancing intestinal epithelial barrier function, strengthening immune regulation, and promoting metabolism. Nowadays, an increasing number of studies have shown that postbiotics have the ability to regulate gut microbiota, prevent and control stomach diseases, especially the effect of quickly and efficiently maintaining the gastrointestinal tract after drinking alcohol, which may become a new way to treat or weaken the adverse effects of alcohol on the gastrointestinal tract.

Postbiocare ®

A new hope for resisting and protecting the digestive system

Recently, a new study not only confirmed the multiple regulatory and protective effects of Postbiotics on gastrointestinal damage after drinking, but also found that Postbiotics has a targeted anti dark effect on the gastrointestinal tract, making it the first Postbiotics star product with targeted anti dark and efficient maintenance of the gastrointestinal tract——Postbiocare^®。

To this end, this elite research team, consisting of returning PhDs from the University of Copenhagen, as well as professors and 28 PhDs from several top universities in China, conducted multiple clinical research experiments. The results showed that Postbiocare, a new generation of Postbiocare ® Having high affinity/specificity, it can reduce the number of Helicobacter pylori in the stomach, especially performing exceptionally well in "work after drinking", supplementing Postbiocare ® It can help inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria in the stomach, quickly restore balance to the gastric mucosa damaged by alcohol, eliminate accumulated Helicobacter pylori from the stomach, reduce the expression of pro-inflammatory factors in the gastric mucosa, and assist in the treatment of superficial gastritis, gastroesophageal reflux, bacterial diarrhea and other gastric inflammations.

More importantly, Postbiocare ® It can also target and combat Helicobacter pylori and its adverse effects on the human body. Regarding Postbiocare ® This highly experienced and powerful research team, based on scientific evidence, first discovered the efficacy of Postbiocare in inhibiting Helicobacter pylori through experimental results ® It can significantly inhibit the growth of Helicobacter pylori, and its antibacterial effect is about twice that of commercially available antibacterial products!

Efficient inhibition of Helicobacter pylori experiment

Secondly, through the adsorption experiment of Helicobacter pylori, it was found that the quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) proved that Postbiocare, an epigenetic element ® It can quickly identify and bind to Helicobacter pylori, inhibit its proliferation and growth, and has high targeting ability. It can specifically bind to Helicobacter pylori, form aggregates, and be excreted through the digestive tract, effectively relieving gastritis and gastric ulcers caused by Helicobacter pylori, and improving symptoms such as superficial gastritis and gastroesophageal reflux.

Targeted adsorption experiment of Helicobacter pylori

It is worth mentioning that this high-level research team was jointly led by Professor Peng Chuantao, founder of Yuanda Biology, and Professor Li Zhaojie in this new study. The research team has recently developed a new type of epigenetic element called Postbiocare ® The raw materials of the product are the key progress in continuously promoting the national health industry and breaking through the major problem of gastric health among the Chinese people through years of evidence-based research.

And the R&D team stated that the role of Postbiocare in promoting human immunity and gut microbiota is far less significant. With the continuous upgrading of consumer health awareness and demand, as well as the trend towards functional food in the future, Postbiocare not only protects the gastrointestinal tract but also provides benefits for Postbiocare ® We will continue to research and develop solutions suitable for more fields for our product raw materials, empowering our younger generation with more advantages such as natural, clean labeling, cost optimization, safety, health, and a wide range of targets. We strive to make our younger generation a better choice for the future.

[1] Qu Qiannan, Lan Dongxue, Huang Tian, etc Research Progress on the Function and Application of Postbiotics [J]. Food Research and Development, 2023, 44 (07): 6-13