Benefits of probiotics 1. Treat children with diarrhea.
Many treasure mothers will stimulate the baby's intestines and cause diarrhea because of improper breastfeeding or indigestion. Probiotics have good solutions to different problems. After the ingredients are absorbed into the body, they can quickly enter the human intestine, and then inhibit the spread of bacteria in a short time to help the intestinal function recover better. This can solve the problem of diarrhea in a short time and make the baby suffer less.
2. Treat constipation in children.
Many children will be constipated, mainly due to impaired digestive function, so probiotics can play a role. After absorption, children can help digestion, make intestinal peristalsis faster, and soon return to normal. Supplement probiotics regularly, so you don't have to worry about constipation.
3. Treat children's dyspepsia.
If the child has indigestion, it must not be ignored. This is not only a superficial problem, but also causes other troubles, such as diarrhea and vomiting, which leads to no appetite and no desire to eat. This series of chain reactions will make children very uncomfortable and listless. Probiotics can maintain children's intestinal health, supplement elements for the body and promote children's healthy development.
Under what circumstances do we eat probiotics? 1, jaundice
If it is pathological, take probiotics if it gets better after treatment. If it is physiological, we can promote intestinal excretion by eating probiotics, and jaundice can be reduced more quickly. Many studies have proved that it is effective to eat probiotics when jaundice occurs.
2. Intestinal dyspepsia
For example, white milk flaps are often discharged, indicating that the digestive ability of children's intestines is weak. At this time, you can consider giving your child some probiotics to promote the balance of intestinal flora and promote digestion.
3. Constipation and diarrhea
Some children become constipated not long after they are born. Supplementing probiotics during constipation and diarrhea can also regulate children's intestines. If the flora in the intestine is balanced, children are prone to get sick.
4. disgust
Some children are prone to eczema not long after birth. These are allergic reactions, which have a certain relationship with children's intestinal dysfunction. Regulation with probiotics can play a certain role.
How to choose good probiotics? 1. Look at the number of live bacteria in the product.
In some advertisements of lactic acid bacteria drinks that we usually watch, it is said that the more active probiotics are added, the better. Indeed, the number of viable bacteria is the prerequisite for probiotics to play a role. Because the survival rate of probiotics is very low, only a very large number of bacteria can ensure that there are as many remaining probiotics as possible when ingested into the body.
But the more probiotics, the better, especially for babies. Studies have shown that infants aged 0-6 months can ingest 5 billion live bacteria a day, and infants over 7 months can ingest 5-10 billion, so the first thing to look at is whether the number of live bacteria is appropriate.
Some precious mothers give their babies too much probiotics. Apples are too good to eat ten a day, and so are probiotics. Too many probiotics may be bad for your health, but it may cause diarrhea or other infections.
You can't take probiotic drinks to supplement your baby. In addition to this, there is another important reason, that is, most probiotics are not suitable for your baby. Why is this? Let's talk about this in detail.
2. See if probiotics are suitable for your baby.
The classification of bacteria from large to small is: phylum, class, order, family, genus, species and strain. Strain is the smallest classification of bacteria. Different strains of the same bacteria may have different effects, or even the opposite.
For example, Lactobacillus rhamnosus, LGG strain is helpful to regulate intestinal flora balance and immune function, while GR- 1 strain is helpful to promote vaginal health. It's like brothers and sisters. Everyone's advantages may be similar or the opposite.
Therefore, when you see that the package of a probiotic product only says that it contains Lactobacillus rhamnosus, no matter how many live bacteria it promotes, it should be put aside. Because Lactobacillus rhamnosus is a genus, there are countless strains and strains.