ISAPP’s 2019 Annual Meeting Program Released
…which was an open registration meeting, the 2019 event will comprise only invited academic experts and industry scientists from member companies. For program details, see the meeting website. The 2019…
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…which was an open registration meeting, the 2019 event will comprise only invited academic experts and industry scientists from member companies. For program details, see the meeting website. The 2019…
…Jimmy Bright the professional comedian. He won over the notoriously tough scientific audience with his tales of British eccentricities and foibles – at least true for those who understood his…
…an anecdotal report showing that consuming probiotic products (the composition of which was not disclosed), as well as making other dietary modifications, was associated with lower fecal microbiota diversity. This…
…and children on antibiotic treatment, we suggest the use of S. boulardii; or the 2-strain combination of L. acidophilus CL1285 and Lactobacillus casei LBC80R; or the 3-strain combination of L…
…and fermented foods. Founded in 2002, ISAPP brings together global leading scientific experts and has shifted the paradigm for how probiotics and prebiotics are studied and understood. We’re Committed To…
…field forward.” Dr. Sanders says, “Marla has been an engaged member of the ISAPP community for several years and I’m confident she understands and values the unique role of ISAPP…
…the definition and scope of the term ‘probiotic’. It remains the most highly downloaded paper published by Nature Reviews in Gastroenterology and Hepatology. It has been downloaded over 35,000 times….
https://isappscience.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/FermentedFoodsPart2.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The Science, Microbes & Health Podcast This podcast covers emerging topics and challenges in the…
…with fermented foods: harmonizing dietary guidelines including fermented milks” and I reviewed the role of yogurt in dietary guidelines and recommendations in different countries along with the regulatory status of…
…not there could be a health benefit to ingesting large numbers of safe microbes in our diet (see the open access article here). This was an effort, though I should…
…at the Joint FAO/WHO Food Standards Programme, Codex Committee on Nutrition and Foods For Special Dietary Uses, Forty-first Session, Dusseldorf, Germany, being held 24 – 29 November 2019. The agenda…
…of Parma, Italy, and Prof. Yves Desjardins from Université Laval, Canada, presented the latest perspectives in the field. What are polyphenols? Polyphenols are a group of compounds found in plants,…
…review of probiotics for preventing NEC, mortality, and invasive infection (i.e. sepsis), found that “Combined analyses showed that giving very preterm and very low birth weight infants probiotics may reduce…
…as bile. Fermented foods are those made “through desired microbial growth and enzymatic conversions of food components”. The recent increased interest in fermented foods may come from people’s increased awareness…
…the most common health complaints among the general population. Indeed, one of the main reasons for a person to see a gastroenterologist is due to excessive “passing of gas”. According…
…and answer period at the end. There is no cost; however, participants are required to register online beforehand. Speakers: Effects of the Intestinal Microbiota on Selected Dietary Components a) Introduction…
With increasing age and frailty come changes in the gut microbiota – leading scientists to ask whether targeting the gut microbiota using prebiotics could contribute to healthier aging. Of particular…
…by Commission Regulation (EU) No 1047/2012 of 8 November 2012, must be interpreted as meaning that nutrition or health claims made in a commercial communication on a food which is…
…Industry Advisory Committee (IAC), these companies provide critical insights to ISAPP’s all-academic board of directors as they leverage ISAPP to address challenges facing these and related industries. ISAPP will welcome…
ISAPP is proud to count the global leaders in the probiotic and prebiotic industry among its member companies. Our members are committed to innovation and robust science, continually striving toward…
…50 human studies, showing his commitment to move the science into the human so we can understand how it can make a difference in people’s lives. Yet still, his penchant…
…during your life, from or perhaps even before your birth. It has also been modified by a number of variables, including your genome, your birth mode, your diet, your health…
…we do not know. Can women make certain changes in their lifestyle, diet, anticonception, underwear material etc. to promote lactobacilli such as L. crispatus in their vagina? What are the…
…I was invited to join the table and to comment about the invisible world inside and around us. We discussed how we can profit from bacteria through fermented foods and…
…infographic to help understand the information on the label of a dietary supplement probiotic product. Different regions around the world have different regulatory labeling requirements for probiotic products. See here…
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