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	Morinaga Milk’s B. longum BB536 Probiotic May Prevent Intestinal Disorders Induced by Animal-based Diet TOKYO (FEBRUARY 11, 2016) — Morinaga Milk Industry Co., Ltd. (TOKYO:2264), a leading dairy product company in Ja DocID: 1reX7 - View Document
	From: www.cofargroup.org Dietary Approaches to Prevent or Delay Allergy for Infants at Risk These recommendations are intended for those infants “at risk” of allergy and not for infants with a diagnosed allergic dise DocID: 1ot1C - View Document
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	SummerProbiotics: An Extraordinary Record of Safety Humans have safely consumed microbially fermented foods for millennia. Living bacterial or yeast cultures have long been DocID: 1fQko - View Document
	SummerNo Evidence to Support the Practice of “Rotating” Probiotics In recent years the concept of “rotating” probiotics has gained considerable attention among both clinicians and patients. DocID: 1fF9n - View Document