International Journal of Dairy Technology · 2003 · 66 citations · 42 references
AgricultureDairy ScienceNutritionDairy MicrobiologyFermented Dairy ProductsHuman NutritionDairy FermentationLactic Acid BacteriaPrebioticsProbiotic Dairy CulturesProbiotic Dairy ProductsProbioticsConsensusHealth Benefits Of Probiotic FoodsHealth-promoting PropertiesPrebiotic EfficacyPrebiotic InteractionsProbiotic Fermented FoodsProbiotic MetabolitesProbiotic Yogurt Cultures
Despite the publication of a few contrary indications, the general consensus seems to be that the regular consumption of probiotic cultures, perhaps accompanied by ‘prebiotic’ compounds, improves the healthy operation of the digestive system of a typical consumer. Whether other benefits follow is a more contentious issue, especially for a given individual. Nevertheless, the dairy industry needs to be aware of the various ideas that are currently being explored, and this brief review seeks to summarize some recent findings.
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