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probiotic

NOUN
  1. a beneficial bacterium found in the intestinal tract of healthy mammals; often considered to be a plant

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  • Heal a digestive tract after illness or overindulgence with glutamine or a course of probiotics. Times, Sunday Times
  • A prebiotic functions by selectively stimulating the growth of probiotics and other beneficial bacteria in the GI tract.
  • Because milk itself did not provide this protection, researchers suggested that the probiotics - or good bacteria - found in yogurt may be the protective factor.
  • The recent application trend and development direction of acidifier, probiotics, enzyme preparations, oligosaccharide and natural extract etc. were overviewed.
  • Some of them will have probiotics and prebiotics added to their hypoallergenic formula. Times, Sunday Times
  • The most effective probiotic supplements contain L. acidophilus and B. bifidus and should be refrigerated.
  • Also, include either yogurt or encapsulated probiotics in your daily diet.
  • In my practice, I find that most bloated stomachs are caused by ‘bad’ bacteria in the gut, which you can combat by having a small pot a day of live natural yoghurt containing the probiotic bacteria lactobacilli, bifidus or acidophilus.
  • Evidence for the use of probiotics in the treatment of Helicobacter pylori infection has been conflicting.
  • Victor's an everyday, common-or-garden macho hardman with two rather unusual quirks – he's obsessed with his job of enforcing the laws against DVD piracy, and he has an equally compulsive relationship with a certain probiotic milk drink. This week's new comedy
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