1. Maintain the balance of normal intestinal bacterial flora, inhibit the growth of pathogenic bacteria, and prevent constipation, diarrhea, and gastrointestinal disorders;
2. Anti-tumor;
3. Synthesize vitamins and amino acids in the intestine and improve the body’s absorption of calcium ions;
4. Reduce blood cholesterol levels and prevent and treat high blood pressure;
5. Improve the lactose tolerance of dairy products and improve digestibility;
6. Enhance human immune function, prevent the side effects of antibiotics, and anti-aging, and prolong life.
7. Enhance the body's non-specific and specific immune responses.
8. The role of controlling endotoxemia.
9. Improve the host’s tolerance to radiation.
Bifidobacteria are abundant in the intestinal tract of breastfed infants and have many benefits for infants and young children, such as nutrition, immunity, and anti-infection effects. It also has the effects of anti-allergy, anti-tumor, adjusting intestinal function, and improving nutrition. Clinically, Bifidobacteria can regulate intestinal dysfunction. It can prevent diarrhea and reduce constipation, that is, two-way regulation. This regulation can prevent and treat various intestinal diseases.
Bacteria of the genus Bifidobacterium are one of the important members of the intestinal flora of humans and animals. Some strains of Bifidobacterium can be used as probiotics in food, medicine, and feed. Bifidobacteria in the human intestine play an important role in human health. Bifidobacteria are a sign of human health and are beneficial bacteria that have many benefits for the human body.
