24 things you need to know about probiotics

May 07, 2024 Leave a message

 

Q: 1. Can I take probiotics when taking antibiotics?

A: If a disease occurs in the human body, during antibiotic treatment, it is recommended to supplement more probiotics than usual, because antibiotics will not only kill harmful bacteria, but also accidentally kill beneficial bacteria, which will cause the balance of flora in the body to be broken, and supplementing beneficial bacteria will Bacteria can restore the healthy microecological environment of intestinal flora. Note that if you are taking antibiotics, you need to wait more than 2 hours before and after supplementing with probiotics.
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Q: 2. The more types of strains, the better the effect?

A: On the market, some probiotic products claim to contain several types of bacteria, which seems to give people the impression that the more types of bacteria, the better the effect. but it is not the truth. Although some studies suggest that synergistic effects may occur between different strains, not all strain combinations have this effect. Therefore, the number of strains contained in a probiotic product is not necessarily related to its effect. The more strains, the better the effect.

Q: 3. Why should middle-aged and elderly people eat probiotics more often?

A: As age increases, the flora in the body of middle-aged and elderly people begins to become imbalanced. The number of beneficial bacteria is declining, while the number of neutral bacteria and pathogenic bacteria will gradually increase. Various diseases begin to occur at a high rate. At this time, if you can regularly supplement probiotics Bacteria can help "young" the intestines and contribute to the healthy life of middle-aged and elderly people.
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Q: 4. Is it useful to take probiotics if you have allergies?

A: Medical research has found that allergic constitutions with excessive immunoglobulin E (IgE) have intestinal flora imbalance. Regular supplementation of specific probiotics can help transform allergic constitutions into healthy constitutions.
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Q: 5. Is it useful to take probiotics for chronic enteritis?

A: Chronic enteritis accompanied by frequent diarrhea or multiple bowel movements per day usually has intestinal flora imbalance and the intestinal mucosal microbial barrier function is attenuated. At this time, regular supplementation of specific probiotics can help intestinal health.
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Q: 6. Is it useful to take probiotics when you have diarrhea?

A: Whether it is diarrhea caused by viral infection or bacterial infection, the intestinal mucosal microbial barrier function is damaged, and the number of beneficial bacteria is obviously insufficient. Supplementing enough probiotics can help restore the intestinal microbial barrier function and effectively restore it. Gut health.

Q: 7. Can I take probiotics if I have bloating and bloating?

A: Imbalance of the digestive tract flora may lead to indigestion of food or excessive gas production, leading to bloating and bloating. Supplementing specific probiotics can help lead a healthy life.
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Q: 8. Can I take probiotics if I have allergic rhinitis?

A: Studies have found that specific probiotics have specific immune-modulating effects that can help lead a healthy life with allergic rhinitis.
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Q: 9. Is it useful to take probiotics for children who are picky eaters and don't like to eat?

A: Children who are picky eaters and do not like to eat are generally underweight. On the one hand, the digestive function of the digestive tract is poor, and on the other hand, the absorption function of the digestive tract is also weak. Taking specific probiotics for a period of time can improve the digestive and absorption functions of the intestines.

Q: 10. Is it useful for people with constipation to take probiotics?

A: The body with chronic constipation usually suffers from an imbalance of intestinal flora. The number of beneficial bacteria is insufficient, the structure is unbalanced, and intestinal peristalsis slows down. Frequent supplementation of probiotics can help restore the speed of intestinal peristalsis and promote defecation.

Q: 11. Is taking probiotics useful for oral ulcers?

A: The oral cavity contains a large number of microorganisms. If the oral mucosa lacks beneficial bacteria, it will be easily attacked by harmful bacteria. If an ulcer occurs, containing probiotics will help the ulcer heal.

Q: 12. Is taking probiotics useful for bad breath?

A: If there are too many putrefactive and harmful bacteria in the mouth, unpleasant breath will occur. Often containing probiotics can combat harmful bacteria and help freshen the breath.
Oral probiotics refer to a class of probiotic products used to improve oral health by providing benefits through the oral mucosa or the ecosystem within the mouth. Probiotics are a type of beneficial microorganisms that can maintain and improve the health of the host.

Q: 13. Are probiotics related to immunity?

A: 70% of the human immune system is concentrated in the intestines, because the intestines are the dirtiest and most poisonous place in the body, and the intestines are also the base with the largest number of beneficial bacteria in the body. Probiotics participate in the defense battle against harmful bacteria and also Activates immune cells and therefore, probiotics contribute to body immunity.
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Q: 14. Do probiotics promote digestion and absorption?

A: Probiotics can increase the digestion and absorption of nutrients and some drugs or health foods, such as copper, calcium, magnesium, iron, manganese, potassium, zinc, protein, fat, carbohydrates, milk, etc.

Q: 15. Why are probiotics more important for women?

A: Women's private parts have a unique reservoir of beneficial bacteria that is different from men's. The private mucous membranes of healthy women are covered with a variety of lactic acid bacteria (probiotics). If there is an imbalance, they are easily attacked by harmful bacteria and suffer from vaginal inflammation. Some of the beneficial bacteria in a woman's gut are the same types of bacteria found in her private parts.

Q: 16. What kind of probiotics should women choose?

A: Imbalance of female intestinal flora leads to an increase in toxins, which can affect facial health and private health. Such as dull complexion, increased spots, wrinkles, increased leucorrhea, odor, itching and other private discomforts. Of course, if enteritis, gastritis, allergies, etc. occur, you can additionally choose the corresponding specific probiotic formula for conditioning.
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Q: 17. What is Helicobacter pylori?

A: Helicobacter pylori, referred to as Hp. It is a Gram-negative, microaerophilic bacterium discovered in 1983. It can survive in the mouth, stomach and duodenum. Studies have found that some highly virulent HP strains may cause gastric mucosal damage, leading to gastric and duodenal ulcers, and even gastric cancer. The HP infection rate in China is 56%.

Q: 18. Can probiotics fight Helicobacter pylori?

A: Studies have found that specific active probiotic strains can defend against, inhibit and even kill Helicobacter pylori.

Q: 19. Can probiotics be consumed with coffee and tea?

A: No, probiotics should be taken half an hour apart from coffee and tea. The caffeine in coffee and the tea polyphenols in tea will have an impact on the effectiveness of probiotics. In addition, the non-dairy creamer in coffee is saturated fat, which will also have an impact on probiotics.

Q: 20. Why do some people fart more often after taking probiotics?

A: Some people fart a lot in the first few days after taking probiotics. This is because the probiotics are working, possibly restoring the speed of intestinal peristalsis and causing the intestines to produce the proper gas. The flatulence helps eliminate intestinal toxins. . The normal number of farts per day should be between 10 and 20 times.

Q: 21. Are there any side effects of taking probiotics?

A: Food or health food grade probiotics are extremely safe and belong to food grade with no side effects. Of course, pharmaceutical grade probiotics should be used strictly in accordance with the product instructions.

Q: 22. Will taking probiotics cause dependence?

A: Some people are worried that if I take probiotics regularly, will I develop dependence and will I have to take them every day in the future?
This worry is unfounded. Because probiotic strains that have been scientifically evaluated are safe for normal people and will not make the human body dependent at all.

Q: 23. What are the precautions for taking probiotics?

A: Do not drink it with hot water. Hot water will destroy the activity of probiotics. Use warm water no higher than 37 degrees to drink it or directly tear open the package and pour it into your mouth. Do not take it with anti-inflammatory drugs or antibiotics, and do not take it with alcohol-containing foods. Clothes.

Q: 24. Can drinking yogurt replace probiotics?

A: cannot. The probiotic live bacteria in yogurt are small in number, have poor activity, and have no ability to resist gastric acid and bile, so their effect on intestinal flora is very weak.
 
 

 

 

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