Floramet - Nasopharyngeal Microflora Support

Nasopharyngeal Microflora Support Discover Floramet by RemedyLink. Formulated with Xylitol and specialized commensal strains to support upper respiratory immune defenses, oral microflora balance, and barrier integrity. Promotes Natural Oral and Nasopharyngeal Microflora Balance: Specialized commensal bacterial strains help maintain a balanced microbial ecosystem across oral and upper throat tissues to support daily respiratory wellness. Encourages Upper Respiratory Immune Defenses: Commensal microbes interact with local mucosal tissues to support innate immune signaling, beneficial postbiotic production, and healthy brain-immune communication. Supports Tooth and Gum Health: Xylitol helps balance oral pH levels, reduces normal plaque buildup, and encourages natural salivation to maintain comfortable, hydrated oral tissues. Reinforces Mucosal Barrier Integrity: Targeted strains like Dolosigranulum pigrum and Corynebacterium pseudodiphtheriticum help reinforce tight tissue barriers along the oral-nasal passage. Promotes Fresh Breath and Environmental Balance: Native Staphylococcus epidermidis and partner strains produce natural microflora-balancing compounds to maintain a clean, fresh oral environment. Delivers Targeted Systemic Microbial Support: Convenient oral administration encourages healthy colonization across upper digestive and respiratory tracts for long-term microbial equilibrium. Ingredients Contains: Xylitol, Corynebacterium pseudodiphtheriticum, Dolosigranulum pigrum and Commensal Staphylococcus epidermidis. Instructions Directions for Use Mix with distilled water and take one spray in each nostril every 1-2 hours for 1-2 weeks depending on severity of issue. Recommended Use Supports natural oral and nasopharyngeal microflora balance, encourages upper respiratory immune defenses, supports tooth and gum health, reinforces mucosal barrier integrity, promotes fresh breath and environmental balance, and delivers targeted systemic microbial support. Scientific References Scientific References: Probiotics and Prebiotics