Probiotics: New Trends with Old Roots
Numerous studies illustrate a variety of benefits attributed to probiotics, and research on these helpful gut bacteria is continually expanding to new and exciting areas of health.
August 25, 2014
Issue Summary
From the traditional uses associated with digestion and immunity, to developing research on behavioral modification and various applications in womens health, probiotic research opportunities are rapidly growing. This Digital Pulse explores the expanding science supporting probiotics in a multitude of demographics—from children to the elderly.
Table of Contents
Viewpoint: Promising Probiotics
Probiotic Research: Past, Present and Future
Numerous studies illustrate a variety of benefits attributed to probiotics, and research on these helpful gut bacteria is continually expanding to new and exciting areas of health.Probiotics: New Trends with Old Roots
A growing interest among consumers has given rise to more probiotic fermented products in the functional beverage and personal care categories.
Takeaways for Your Business
Further research in familiar areas, such as immune heath, build on the success and failures of previous studies.
Scientists are exploring behavior modification through gut health, which may lead to probiotics for mental health.
Growing consumer interest has resulted in the rapid expansion of probiotic penetration into many retail segments.
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