Probiotics contain microorganisms which claim to provide health benefits when consumed. The benefits of probiotics have not been substantiated by studies yet.
MOA
The dependence of intestinal microbes on food, makes it possible to adopt measures to modify the flora, and replace harmful microbes with useful ones
Claimed benefits
Decrease of potentially pathogenic GI microorganisms
Reduction of GI discomfort
Strengthening of the immune system
Improvement of the skin's function
Improvement of bowel regularity
Strengthening of the resistance to cedar pollen allergens
Decrease in body pathogens
Reduction of flatulence and bloating
Protection of DNA
Protection of proteins and lipids from oxidative damage
Maintaining of individual intestinal microbiota in subjects receiving antibiotic Tx
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