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Probiotics Could Be Used against Human Diseases

April 1, 2009: 09:13 AM EST
Probiotic bacteria could be used against human diseases, say Irish scientists who studied the effects on animals. The researchers studied three animal diseases that had human counterparts - bovine mastitis, porcine salmonellosis and listeriosis in mice (an often fatal form of food poisoning) — using bacteria from human volunteers. In all cases, the animals were significantly protected against infection and the team also successfully treated animals that were already infected.
"Probiotics could treat human diseases, claim scientists", Functional Ingredients Staff, April 01, 2009, © Penton Media
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