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Probiotic Strains

Meaning

Probiotic strains are specific, live microorganisms, typically classified as bacteria or yeasts, that, when administered in adequate and measured amounts, confer a demonstrable health benefit on the host, particularly by positively modulating the composition and function of the gut microbiome. These strains are precisely characterized by genus, species, and a unique alphanumeric designation, reflecting their specific functional properties and clinical efficacy. They are increasingly utilized in hormonal health to support gut barrier integrity, modulate systemic inflammation, and influence the production of neuroendocrine-active microbial metabolites.