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  • Probiotics: Dispelling Myths
    Tired of the hype around probiotics? This infographic tackles common myths about probiotics and sets the record straight about what the science really says.

  • What is a postbiotic?
    “Postbiotics” is a term for formulations that contain inactivated microorganisms, either whole or in fragments. The term postbiotic means ‘after life’.

  • Postbiotics

  • What are fermented foods?
    Research suggests that fermented foods may improve your immune system and may reduce risk of some metabolic diseases that are influenced by diet. A fermented food or beverage is a food transformed by the growth and metabolic activities of microbes – such as bacteria, yeast and even some molds.

  • Probiotics for Healthy People
    Good health can be achieved without probiotics, but scientific evidence shows that specific probiotics may help with some outcomes in generally healthy people.

  • Do all fermented foods contain a probiotic?
    The microorganisms in fermented foods rarely qualify as probiotics because they’re present in unknown or unstandardized types and amounts.

  • Probiotics and Necrotizing Enterocolitis
    Numerous studies have tested the use of probiotics to prevent a serious condition called necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) in preterm infants.

  • Synbiotics
    Synbiotics consist of two ingredients put together – live microorganisms plus a substrate that feeds live microorganisms – which give you a health benefit when consumed.

  • The Big Breakup of Lactobacillus

  • Your guide to new probiotic names: Lactobacillus

  • Deciphering a Probiotic Label

  • How to choose a probiotic
    Probiotics are live microorganisms that can provide health benefits. But with such an abundance of probiotic products available today, determining the right probiotic for you can feel a bit overwhelming.