Vivagyn® oral route

Vitamin D plays an essential role in the normal functioning of the immune system, the maintenance of normal bones, and calcium absorption. It also contributes to normal muscle function and is involved in the cell division process. Although its direct involvement in fertility is not the subject of an authorized claim, several studies have explored its potential role in hormonal regulation and endometrial quality, making vitamin D a micronutrient of interest in the context of female reproductive health and PCOS.

Probiotics are live microorganisms, also known as "good bacteria," that contribute to a balanced microbiota when consumed in adequate amounts. Found naturally in certain fermented foods or in supplement form, they play a key role in the proper functioning of the digestive and immune systems. Their beneficial action also extends to other areas of health, such as the intimate flora, the skin or even the gut-brain axis, depending on the strains used. Probiotics contribute to the balance of the vaginal microbiota, which in healthy women is dominated by strains of Lactobacillus. This balance plays a key role in preventing infections, maintaining optimal pH, and protecting the genital mucosa. While no specific health claims are currently authorized, the link between vaginal microbiota and gynecological and reproductive health is increasingly documented in the scientific literature. +B36 Recent studies suggest that microbiota balance may influence various parameters related to male reproductive health, including immune, metabolic, and antioxidant mechanisms.