Prozac In The Yogurt Aisle: Can 'Good' Bacteria Chill Us Out?
"Metchnikoff is regarded by many as the father of probiotics," says Gregor Reid of the University of Western Ontario, who published a look back at Metchnikoff's contributions. Metchnikoff came up with "the scientific rationale for the use of live …
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Probiotics Can Prevent Eczema in Babies
Eastbourne, UK — (ReleaseWire) — 06/19/2015 — A recent study has revealed that pregnant mothers who take 'good bacteria' in the form of probiotics or who feed it to their infant children, reduce the likelihood of their children getting the skin …
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Probiotics beneficial for mom, baby
Newborns whose mothers take probiotics while breastfeeding may be less susceptible to lactose intolerance. * Probiotic supplements taken by women who are pregnant or breastfeeding can reduce the incidence of infantile atopic dermatitis, or eczema.
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Should You Put Yogurt on Your Face?
"For antiaging, and also to help with chronic skin conditions—things like acne, rosacea, and eczema." At the forefront of Bowe's research is a connection between the foods … Scaling back on simple carbs and other inflammatory foods can certainly …
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Probiotics in Pregnancy, Lactation Reduce Dermatitis
ATLANTA — Probiotics should be consumed by pregnant and lactating women and their breast-fed infants to prevent the development of atopic dermatitis, according to recommendations that will soon be issued by the World Allergy Organization. "It will be …
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