This is said: Can any probiotics effectively improve or treat allergic rhinitis and heterotopic dermatitis? I personally have doubts. Recently, it has been frequently promoted to promote L-92 lactic acid bacteria to be effective for allergies. Have you never heard of any L-92 lactic acid bacteria? Is it a blind editor?

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KingNet doctor answered

Dr. Lin Yiduan

There are many types of lactic acid bacteria, but they can only be considered as food or nutrient supplements, or may have improved effects, but they cannot be claimed to be effective!!

KingNet Chinese doctor answered

Dr. Ye Zongren Chinese doctor

***What is the difference between probiotics and lactic acid bacteria?

Probiotics are a definition developed from beneficial host health. Currently, the more popular probiotics studied include: dysfunction, lacticus, lacticus, clostridium butyric acid, etc. Among them, dysfunction, lacticus and lacticus are all lactic acid bacteria. Therefore, probiotics include some lactic acid bacteria, and lactic acid bacteria are not all probiotics.

Lactobacillus is not a strict microbial classification rule and its definition is not serious, but it has been recognized by the public. Therefore, the definition of lactic acid bacteria in the food industry is:

Lactic acid bacteria generally refer to the general term for bacteria that can ferment sugars and mainly produce lactic acid.

When discussing lactic acid bacteria, two aspects should be paid attention to:

(1) Lactate acid bacteria is a bacteria;

(2) can ferment sugars to produce lactic acid.

Lactobacillus is a concept that is considered from the mechanism of fermenting sugars to produce lactic acid. The lactic acid bacteria that are beneficial to human life include: lacticobacteria, lacticobacteria, chaincocci, mites, etc. Not all lactic acid bacteria are beneficial to human health, and some lactic acid bacteria are harmful to humans, such as harmful Listeria.

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Shangrenda PhD, Associate Professor of Ministry of Denmark, Dr. Ye Zongren