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    If you use probiotics on a daily basis you'll benefit greatly; probiotics are used both to prevent health problems and to treat disease. The most common probiotic bacteria strains seem to work well with most people, no matter if you enjoy normal health or if you suffer from poor health. But one thing is clear: The unhealthier your lifestyle is, the more you need probiotics. It's important to remember that each person carries a unique gut microflora. It's like a unique fingerprint belonging only

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    Probiotics are the good and 'friendly' bacteria that can have many health benefits. These health benefits include aiding in a better immune system with patients who suffer from irritable bowel diseases or syndromes such as crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.Probiotics assist in digesting dairy products for those with lactose intolerance (Duvauchelle 1). They also give a balance to those who have to take antibiotics and helps relieve with side effects such as gas and cramping("Probiotics Symptoms

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    REVIEW ARTICLE: Probiotic from the human milk and its role in health of the infant Abstract Lactic acid bacteria represent one of the most significant groups of probiotic organisms. The pharmaceutical industry and in functional food probiotics has become an important ingredient in last decade. This paper reviews the importance of mother milk, its role in health of the infants as well as different probiotic products for adult and infants, probiotic as a functional food and therapeutic food, at

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    Probiotic strains and probable uses There are many strains of probiotics, and with the advances in gene sequencing technology, science is far better equipped to understand the role that the most common strains have on the microbiota and gut mucosa. Lactobacilli and Bifidobacteria are a genus of gram positive, rod shaped bacteria belonging to the lactic acid bacteria (LAB) group. Due to the fact that both of these contain strains of good bacteria, that naturally form part of the intestinal microbiota

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    The Best Probiotics for Children Probiotics are live organisms such as bacteria and yeasts that are good for a person’s health. Although probiotics occur naturally in your body, there can also be found in food and supplements. Most of us think of bacteria as a disease causing micro-organism, however this is not true about all bacteria especially probiotics. The health benefits of probiotics are numerous for children. Among other benefits probiotics have been known to protect against viral infections

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    beneficial bacteria in order to maintain good health. Probiotics can play a role in bringing balance to the bacteria in the gut and prevent the development of diseases, by boosting the immune system, which in turn, promotes good health. There are a number of probiotic products on the market that provide different benefits. Lets look at the top five probiotics and what they can do for your health. What are Probiotics? According to the Mayo Clinic, probiotics are good bacteria that are either the same as

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    disease or maintain health (Yoon et al. 2004). Healthy drink such as dairy product have become main choices among consumer. Consumption of healthy drinks enriched with active components such as probiotics, prebiotics, vitamin and mineral have become a trend among consumer. (Betoret et al. 2011). Probiotic drinks is one of the healthy drinks that is popular among consumer who are very concern about their health especially related with their gastrointestinal

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    INTRODUCTION Probiotics are ingestable microorganisms which gives the consumer a beneficial effect. First coined by the late eli Metchnikoff probiotics are described to be microorganisms which are ingested in small amount to increase the diversity of both flora and fauna inside the human body this reaction in turn affects the adaptation abilities for the human body to react to different surroundings, digest different things, or just improve the antibody or the mechanism that already exists in the

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    the year 1965, the term probiotics has been used. Lilly and Stillwell were the first to describe probiotics as substances secreted by one organism, which stimulated growth of other organisms (Gupta, 2009). It was however, Elie Metchnikoff in the 1900s who first suggested that there were health properties in lactic acid bacteria from fermented food products (Anukam, 2007). Since then, the meaning has undergone some changes, one of the most recent definitions is that probiotics are beneficial live microorganisms

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    investigating the effect of probiotic yoghurt on blood lipids. However the results are conflicting. Also, there have been few studies involving probiotic cheese. Purpose: The goal of this trial was to compare the consumption effect of probiotic yoghurt with probiotic cheese on blood lipids. Methods: 180 subjects aged 18 – 65, with <6 mmol/l total cholesterol were participated in a 2-month trial. Subjects were assigned into three 60-person groups; probiotic cheese group (30 g/d), probiotic yoghurt group (100

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