Target audience for probiotics

In terms of probiotic supplementation, the following groups of people need to actively supplement:

1. People with indigestion and patients with intestinal inflammation.

2. For people with constipation and diarrhea, probiotics can promote intestinal peristalsis, enhance intestinal microbiota balance, and effectively treat constipation and diarrhea.

3. Artificially fed infants with low immunity, susceptibility to colds and intestinal diseases, premature infants, low birth weight infants, cesarean delivery infants, etc., need to supplement probiotics to promote intestinal absorption and increase immunity.

4. For middle-aged and elderly people with gradually weakened intestinal function, supplementing probiotics such as bifidobacteria in the intestine appropriately is a beneficial health measure due to the decrease in age.

5. People with congenital lactase deficiency may experience bloating and diarrhea due to lactase deficiency or inability to break down lactose. Proper supplementation of probiotics has a good effect.

6. Tumor patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation therapy should actively supplement probiotics because probiotics are easily killed by chemotherapy drugs, resulting in an imbalance of gut microbiota.

7. In patients with liver cirrhosis and abdominal inflammation, probiotics can inhibit spoilage bacteria that produce amines in the intestine, reduce blood endotoxin levels and intestinal acidity, and prevent and treat intestinal endotoxemia.