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Good bacteria from birth: The intestinal flora performs several important functions including the development of the immune system. including the development of the immune system, more than 60% of all our immune cells are in our gut. The digestive tract of the unborn child is sterile prior to birth. Once the baby is born, its intestinal flora will be colonised by bacteria and yeasts. The flora gradually accumulates and diversifies over the first few years of life. This slow, delicate process is vulnerable to disruption. That is when we speak of dysbacteriosis. This can present in the form of digestive disorders, diarrhœa, infections or even recurring ailments.