Eastbourne, UK -- (SBWire) -- 10/20/2015 --Probiotics are the live bacteria and yeasts often discussed due to their assumed benefits for bodily health. Research regarding them is varied, with some really advocating their benefits – especially for digestive health – whilst others argue that the positivity is over-stated. However, a recent study, released by The ISME Journal, suggests that Probiotics can bring significant benefit for children's digestion. It involved a number of infants with Cow's Milk Allergy, and after being treated with a Probiotic formula, a number of the children could then tolerate cow's milk.
Probiotics could therefore be seen as enhancing the digestive capacities of the body, allowing for overall improved health. By lessening the severity of allergic reaction in children to certain foods, this suggests that probiotics play a highly structural role in bodily processes and can be integrated constructively. Probiotic content is often valued in a number of products for adults, such as yoghurts and spreads.
Therefore the research findings have two implications – the first emphasizing that Probiotics do indeed have positive qualities, and the second suggesting that there are further benefits to children which need to be celebrated more. Even if children are not allergic to cow's milk, the study showed that Probiotics can alter the gut microbiome and allow for improved digestion.
About Happy Kombucha
Happy Kombucha is a company passionate about Probiotics, who offers a range of Probiotic drink kits and equipment. The company also frequently comments on industry news and a spokesperson had this to say:
"We think that the findings show great positivity in relation to Probiotics and indicate significant digestive benefits – for children and adults alike. We know this benefit can be felt across families due to the popularity of our home-brewing equipment amongst people with children; as brewing your own Kombucha or kefir is a healthy way to provide Probiotics for all the family!"
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