Lactobacillus Reuteri

Gut-bone axis: Daily probiotic may boost bone health for older women

05-Dec-2022 By Stephen Daniells

Long-term supplementation with a specific probiotic strain may improve gut health and lower inflammation in elderly women with low bone mineral density, says a new study. The data suggests this may lead to beneficial effects on bone metabolism.

Host genetics, gut microbiota play role in MS severity: Mouse study

20-Oct-2020 By Danielle Masterson

Scientists have found that the state of the gut microbiome is often altered in those with chronic conditions, which has further spurred the popularity of probiotics to restore the gut microbiome. However, researchers from the University of Vermont (UVM)...

Cry baby blues: L reuteri probiotic not backed for Colic

23-Apr-2014 By Shane STARLING

A study involving 167 breastfed and probiotic formula fed ‘excessive crying’ infants has found no benefits for the formula-fed ones, even though other studies showed probiotics could reduce the malady.

Insufficient evidence for Lactobacillus reuteri and colic, say researchers

08-Oct-2013 By Nathan Gray

There is not enough evidence to support use of the probiotic Lactobacillus reuteri to manage colic or prevent crying infants, according to a new analysis.

Probiotics may benefit premature infants: BioGaia

11-Sep-2012 By Nathan Gray

Supplementation with a probiotic could help to reduce the incidence of a cinnib gastrointestinal problem associated with premature babies, according to new research.

Nestle enlists BioGaia for infant nutrition initiative

21-Aug-2008 By Shane Starling

Swedish probiotics specialist BioGaia this morning announced a deal with Nestlé Nutrition that will see its proprietary Lactobacillus reuteri strain employed in infant nutrition products globally.

Japanese market profits BioGaia

25-Feb-2004

Swedish probiotics developer BioGaia, made significant progress
towards profitability in the past year thanks to a take-off in
higher margin sales in Japan.