Simulating colonic survival of probiotics in single strain products as compar...Nutrition & Biosciences
The aim of this study was to evaluate in an in vitro colon simulation, if the combination of several probiotic strains (HOWARU Restore; Lactobacillus acidophilus NCFM, Lactobacillus paracasei Lpc-37, Bifidobacterium lactis Bl-04 and B. lactis Bi-07) had an influence on each other’s survival as compared to the strains as single preparations.
Creative Enzymes is a professional and experienced supplier of probiotics. In the past decade, Creative Enzymes mainly provides enzyme-related products and services. With the continuous expansion of business areas and scale, we have set foot in other areas and established a sound probiotic production and supply chain. Based on our high-quality products and services, as well as the unique advantages of large-scale production, our probiotic products are widely favored by industrial customers and scientific research customers.
Probiotics in diarrhea in India - Special Ref to LrGG Lactobacillus Rhamnosus...Gaurav Gupta
Probiotics in diarrhea in India - Special Ref to LrGG Lactobacillus Rhamnosus GG - june 2018 unobiotic, superflora GG,
Talk taken in Chandigarh in June 2018
Simulating colonic survival of probiotics in single strain products as compar...Nutrition & Biosciences
The aim of this study was to evaluate in an in vitro colon simulation, if the combination of several probiotic strains (HOWARU Restore; Lactobacillus acidophilus NCFM, Lactobacillus paracasei Lpc-37, Bifidobacterium lactis Bl-04 and B. lactis Bi-07) had an influence on each other’s survival as compared to the strains as single preparations.
Creative Enzymes is a professional and experienced supplier of probiotics. In the past decade, Creative Enzymes mainly provides enzyme-related products and services. With the continuous expansion of business areas and scale, we have set foot in other areas and established a sound probiotic production and supply chain. Based on our high-quality products and services, as well as the unique advantages of large-scale production, our probiotic products are widely favored by industrial customers and scientific research customers.
Probiotics in diarrhea in India - Special Ref to LrGG Lactobacillus Rhamnosus...Gaurav Gupta
Probiotics in diarrhea in India - Special Ref to LrGG Lactobacillus Rhamnosus GG - june 2018 unobiotic, superflora GG,
Talk taken in Chandigarh in June 2018
Biogaia probiotics are quite popular among mothers. Babies benefit greatly from the use of them. What does Biogaia probiotics contain, and why is it necessary for babies? In what circumstances are they unnecessary?
The term probiotics is a relatievly new word meaning “for life” and is currently used to name bacteria associated with beneficial effects for humans and animals. The development of resistance to range of antibiotics by some important pathogen has raised a possibility of return to pre antibiotic dark ages. So there was need of new treatment paradigm to be introduced to treat periodontal diseases. This need was fulfilled by the introduction of probiotics. Probiotics are counterparts of antibiotics thus are free from concerns for developing resistance, further they are body’s own resident flora hence are most easily adapted to host. The buzz about probiotics has become a roar but despite great promises, probiotics work is limited to gut. Periodontal works are sparse and need validation by large randomized trials. It can be said probiotics are still in “infancy” in terms of periodontal health benefits, but surely have opened door for a new paradigm of treating disease on a nano molecular mode. Novel species are likely to be added in the future as research data
accumulate. In-depth understanding of the intrinsic microbial ecological control of commensal microbiota may introduce new putative species to this discussion.
a review of prebiotic product used in human and animal nutritionSeidu Oluwaseunla
A nondigestible food ingredient that beneficially affects the host by selectively stimulating the growth and/or activity of one or a limited number of bacteria in the colon, and thus improves host health (Gibson and Roberfroid. 1995)
Biogaia probiotics are quite popular among mothers. Babies benefit greatly from the use of them. What does Biogaia probiotics contain, and why is it necessary for babies? In what circumstances are they unnecessary?
The term probiotics is a relatievly new word meaning “for life” and is currently used to name bacteria associated with beneficial effects for humans and animals. The development of resistance to range of antibiotics by some important pathogen has raised a possibility of return to pre antibiotic dark ages. So there was need of new treatment paradigm to be introduced to treat periodontal diseases. This need was fulfilled by the introduction of probiotics. Probiotics are counterparts of antibiotics thus are free from concerns for developing resistance, further they are body’s own resident flora hence are most easily adapted to host. The buzz about probiotics has become a roar but despite great promises, probiotics work is limited to gut. Periodontal works are sparse and need validation by large randomized trials. It can be said probiotics are still in “infancy” in terms of periodontal health benefits, but surely have opened door for a new paradigm of treating disease on a nano molecular mode. Novel species are likely to be added in the future as research data
accumulate. In-depth understanding of the intrinsic microbial ecological control of commensal microbiota may introduce new putative species to this discussion.
a review of prebiotic product used in human and animal nutritionSeidu Oluwaseunla
A nondigestible food ingredient that beneficially affects the host by selectively stimulating the growth and/or activity of one or a limited number of bacteria in the colon, and thus improves host health (Gibson and Roberfroid. 1995)
Probiotics have been used in humans and livestock animals for a long time. These additives, once administered to the animals, enter into the gastrointestinal tract where they exert their actions. Whereas, historically, the main effect attributed to these products was the direct modulation of certain groups of bacteria (mainly lactobacilli and enterobacteria), today it is well known that probiotics exert several and complex actions in the gut. Some studies have related their beneficial effects on a modulatory effect of the host immune system and, more recently, on gut bacteria communication.
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Though “probiotics” have only recently passed the 8 million mark in Google hits, these “good bacte-
ria” have been touted for their health
benefits in many cultures for more than
a century. An early 20th-century scien-
tist, Russian biologist and Nobel Prize
winner Elie Metchnikoff, first studied
them after noticing that Bulgarians and
Russians lived exceptionally long lives
on diets including fermented dairy.
In the late 20th and early 21st cen-
tury, interest in probiotics has boomed.
From 1994 to 2003, US sales of prio-
botic supplements nearly tripled. Food
products containing probiotics have
proliferated throughout the supermar-
ket, including yogurt, fermented and
unfermented milk, miso, tempeh, juices
and soy beverages. Some of these foods
get their “good bacteria” naturally,
while others have the bacteria added in
processing.
It’s important to keep in mind that,
whether probiotics come in pill form or
added to foods, they are regulated as
foods, not medicines. As a result, when
probiotic health claims have gone too far
out on a limb, the manufacturers usually
run afoul of the Federal Trade Commis-
sion, which regulates false advertising,
not the Food and Drug Administration.
So what should you make of these
claims? Are probiotics right for you?
Friendly Bacteria
Though “bacteria” sounds like some-thing to stay far away from, the human body relies on “friendly”
bacteria for healthy operation. The
human gastrointestinal tract alone
contains more than 400 different bacte-
rial species. They work to maintain a
healthy gut lining; we depend on them
to produce vitamins and to suppress
bad bacteria. They’re also used to break
down food and produce the lactase en-
zyme necessary to digest milk. (People
who are lactose intolerant are deficient
in this enzyme.)
Probiotics, according to the World
Health Organization, are “live micro-
organisms, which, when administered
in adequate amounts, confer a health
benefit on the host.” There are four
main families of probiotics: Lactobacil-
lus and Bifidobacterium provide the
most commonly used “good bacteria,”
while others belong to the Saccharo-
myces (actually yeasts, a different type
of microorganism) and Streptococcus
groups. Despite the scary associations
with the term “Streptococcus,” a form
of that bacteria—Streptococcus ther-
mophilus—was the original probiotic,
a yogurt starter popularized by Metch-
nikoff in a book on longevity research,
The Prolongation of Life.
Within each family are individual
strains of microorganisms—the names
you might see when looking on the back
of a yogurt cup, for instance. Among
the more common are Lactobacillus
acidophilus, Bifidobacterium bifidum
and Lactobacillus reuteri. Strains of
Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium have
especially been highlighted in studies as
therapeutic for various gastrointest.
Bio-Kult is a popular liquid probiotic, that can be taken almost like you would take a snack. It is commonly seen everywhere, but what is it, is it really beneficial? Is it loaded with sugars that take away the benefits? W
Probiotics should ideally be taken daily for your ideal health. What are the benefits of taking it every day, and how does it help us? Who needs to take it more than others?
Probiotics for Women with Organic Prebiotics.pdfTuragHost1
he use of Probiotics is used as "Complimentary and Alternative Medicine" (CAM). The Probiotics are mostly used to treat conditions such as inflammatory bowel diseases, Crohn's disease, infectious diarrhea and stomach ulcers that are caused by the bacterium Heliocobacter Pylori, (H.pylori). These are just a few of the conditions that are favorably affected by Probiotics. They also react favorably for those who are lactose intolerant, suffer from gas buildup, bloating, and have diarrhea caused by the rotavirus
What do probiotics do in our bodies?
Probiotics can help to regulate our gut flora which can, in turn, assist in digestion, vitamin production, providing structural integrity to the gut lining barrier, protection against pathogens, and serve as a communication centre. Our gut microbiome, therefore, plays a pivotal role in the regulation of metabolic, immune and endocrine functions and can have far reaching effects on our health.
Digestive
An imbalance in our gut flora, or “dysbiosis” can lead to several IBS symptoms such as diarrheoa, constipation, and abdominal pain, for which probiotics can be safe and effective at relieving through balancing our gut bacteria. They have also been successfully used in preventing antibiotic-associated diarrheoa.
Immune
Probiotics also work by modulating the immune system, which is unsurprising when you consider that more than 70% of immune cells are located in the gut. Probiotic bacteria such as Lactobacilli and Bifidobacteria, trigger different effects on the immune system, from stimulation of gut immunity at local level: producing local, first line immune molecules like secretory IgA, to systemic responses, lowering the levels of inflammatory molecules.
Cardiovascular - by lowering inflammatory molecules such as C-reactive protein (CRP), probiotics could also contribute to protection against cardiovascular events. Accumulating evidence shows probiotics have the ability to lower LDL-cholesterol and improve the LDL/HDL ratio, as well as lowering blood pressure, blood glucose levels and body mass index – and thus may provide several cardiovascular health benefits.
Skin
Conditions such as acne are thought to be associated with the specific bacterial strain Propionibacterium acnes. This bacteria is found naturally on the skin and can become an opportunistic pathogen (in overgrowth) when conditions are out of balance – and because the gut and skin microbiomes are closely linked, supporting your gut health with a probiotic could help support healthy skin. Multiple studies have also linked probiotics to an improvement in the severity of eczema symptoms.
Mood
There are strong correlations between the gut microbiome and brain health, and probiotic supplements have been shown to improve symptoms of depression. A deficiency in serotonin, the key neurotransmitter responsible for regulating mood, can contribute to depression and anxiety.
Probiotics as Health Promoting Micro-organisms.........
Characteristics of probiotics, Types of probiotics, Mechanisms of probiotic activity, Probiotic containing Foods
In recognition of foot health month, the status of tea tree oil as an antimicrobial agent is reviewed. Tea tree oil shows great promise as an antifungal and antibacterial product. This includes topical infections of foot and toe nails.
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