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Mikroorganismen-Komplex by Dr.
Med. Vet. Heiko Delorme
Probiotic,
organic dog supplement that
supports the digestive tract Recipe by Veterinarian Dr. med.
vet. Heiko Delorme Why is
bacterial diversity in the gut so
important for its health? Microorganisms
provide indispensable
support for the preservation of the biological balance on our
earth. They are the
only creatures that can
produce living substance from inorganic material. Few of them
are dangerous, most are
useful. When
beneficial microorganisms are
abundant, they occupy the habitat of dangerous pathogens
(competitive
inhibition). The bacteria
originally found in the soil
are predominantly the same as those found in our pharyngeal and
intestinal
mucous membranes. Plants do not have their own digestive system;the soil is their intestine. (Industrially
produced food
contains all vital nutrients, but no microorganisms). Microorganisms
are the mediators between
the mineral and the living world. In the course
of developmental history, a
pronounced coexistence has developed because of the absorption of
bacteria from
the soil via the ingestion of food. An intact skin
and mucosal flora
(respiratory tract, gastrointestinal tract) prevents dangerous
bacteria and
their pathogenic properties from spreading through out the body. No matter
whether human or animal, a
healthy living organism requires a healthy balanced microbiome
(microbiome =
totality of all microorganisms on a living being).That
microbiome has to
develop in a certain period of time. Due to
damaging environmental influences,
an unhealthy diet, negative stress and too much medication
(antibiotics,
laxatives, cortisone etc.), the skin and mucous membrane flora
is often no
longer able to maintain important protective functions. Pathogenic
microorganisms take over. The
doctors call this condition dysbiosis. The results
come in the form of many
diseases (e.g.): Malaise,
belching and feeling of fullness Acute and
chronic infections of the
respiratory system (paranasal sinuses, throat - pharynx,
lungs) Diseases of
the gastrointestinal tract
(diarrhea, constipation, bloating, irritable bowel, etc.) Allergies Skin
diseases Tiredness
and lack of Energy Autoimmune
diseases (of any kind) Lack of
removal of degenerate cells that
can become tumors Mental
illness (fear, aggression,
compulsive action) For many
years, scientists have regularly
referred to the connection between a damaged intestinal flora
and the immune
system. For many years, I have pointed to many of these research
results on my
homepage. Together with the founders of Mikroveda, Kurt Walter
Lau and Gabriele
Freitag-Lau, I developed a probiotic, organic dog supplement:
"MoK". I
have used microorganisms successfully with many of my canine
patients.The
demand for MoK has been increasing for years, both at home and
abroad. Mikroveda has been producing great microorganism-products for many years
(for agriculture,
the environment andpeople). I have thus transferred the
production of the
product to them. The product is only sold directly to consumers
or via the MoK-Shop on this website. As a
veterinarian and long-standing dog
breeder, I have a special interest in dogs health problems.
That's why I've
been focusing intensively on the microbiota of the dog's gut. My
probiotic, organic
dog supplement MoK has been modified several times. Through
feedback from my clients
and colleagues, I found that it is very well suited to support a
dog’s damaged
intestinal flora. This is important for the recovery of their
immune system and
an improvement of the whole metabolic function. The acceptance
of the Mikroorganismen-Komplex
has been significantly improved. Until recently, only the strain
Enterococcus
faecium was approved as a living microorganism in dog
supplements. Now a second
strain has been approved: Bacillus subtilis. Both strains
are included in MoK.
In addition, MoK contains enzymes and vitamins that are produced
by over 30
different strains during the fermentation of the herbal
extraction. The
Mikroorganismen-Komplex MoK can be
purchased in in our MoK-Shop. If you are
interested in using MoK, feel
free to contact us. +49 251/79 78
77 or info@dr-delorme.de Publications: Publications about
Microorganisms by
Dr. Heiko Delorme |
