+ Follow LACTOBACILLUS Tag
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[Title] => Probiotics & livestock health
[Summary] => Some bacteria are beneficial to livestock and to humans. The type that is called probiotics – the word means "in favor of life" – are specifics strains of live bacteria which implant themselves and/or grow in the intestines of the animals. For humans, we experience the word through "Yakult."
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[AuthorName] => Ramon Ma. Epino
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[Title] => Antibiotics today, probiotics tomorrow
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Today, to control an infection, we take antibiotics. New evidence from clinical trials suggests that consuming, rather than killing, certain kinds of bacteria might offer a way to treat – and perhaps prevent – some illnesses in the future. That is called probiotic therapy or probiotics, the science of using bacteria to improve health! Actually, it has been popular in Scandinavia, particularly Finland, partly because of the tradition there of eating fermented foods like yogurt.
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[AuthorName] => Tyrone M. Reyes M.D.
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