caesarean section
Probiotics can be obtained from the mother's birth canal. On the contrary, due to the lack of beneficial bacteria in caesarean section babies, it is easy to cause poor appetite, picky eaters, partial eclipse, anorexia, constipation and other phenomena.
not breastfeeding
Breast milk contains probiotics, and the proportion of harmful bacteria in the gut of milk-fed infants is much higher than that of breast-fed infants. Follow-up studies have found that a higher proportion of this harmful bacteria can lead to constipation and diarrhea in children when they grow up, which is much higher than that of breastfed children. Regular supplementation of non-breastfed infants with probiotics can reduce the adverse effects of non-breastfeeding.
antibiotic
The main reason is that antibacterial drugs cannot identify harmful bacteria and beneficial bacteria. While killing pathogenic bacteria, it also kills beneficial bacteria, resulting in intestinal flora imbalance. Professor Nancu T. Williams of the United States clearly pointed out in 2010 that when probiotics are used in combination with oral antibiotics, probiotics should be taken at least 2 hours after taking antibiotics. The reason is that the antibacterial drugs basically enter the blood after 2 hours, which avoids the direct contact between the antibacterial drugs and the probiotics and affects the activity of the probiotics.
food allergy
Probiotic therapy is the only one that is favored in the prevention and treatment of food allergy diseases. Because probiotics can regulate the immune response of the body by secreting cytokines such as -interferon, IL-10 and TGF- , restore the dynamic balance of the immune system, and effectively prevent and treat allergic diseases.
Probiotics and their products activate immune cells through the intestinal lining, and promote the secretion of immunoglobulin (SlgA) from the intestinal mucosa. These immune cells activated by probiotics travel to the whole body, which can maintain the body's systemic immunity in a normal state. When the probiotics in young children are reduced, the immunity will also be unbalanced, and the clinical manifestations are "weak constitution and repeated illness".
Dysplasia
Probiotics can promote the production of various digestive enzymes in the intestine, especially lactase, to accelerate the decomposition and absorption of lactose, the main component of milk; at the same time, probiotics can also produce nutrients such as vitamin and vitamin κ, promote calcium, iron, Absorption of trace elements such as zinc. If your child's probiotics are reduced, they may experience poor growth and development.
obese
According to a study published by American researchers in "Nature", dysbacteriosis is one of the important reasons for the weight gain of obese people. "Controlling" the bacteria in the digestive system can achieve the effect of losing weight. The journal Nature affirmed the research, calling it a "revolutionary idea."