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Affects the digestive tract — gut lining, motility, IBS, diarrhea, colitis
Entry 1
Uses pili-mediated gut adhesion and soluble immune factors to shorten infectious diarrhea in children and reduce antibiotic-associated diarrhea, with RCT and meta-analysis support.
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Gastrointestinal
immunological
Entry 3
Uses lactase production and bile salt hydrolase activity to improve lactose digestion and lipid profiles, with RCT evidence.
Metabolic
Entry 4
Uses mannose-specific gut adhesion to reduce IBS symptoms and improve iron status in deficient athletes, with RCT support.
Hematological
Entry 6
Uses adhesion and bacteriocin production to reduce H. pylori colonization and support gut barrier function, with RCT evidence.
Anti-infective
Entry 7
Uses antimicrobial compounds and gut motility modulation to reduce infant colic crying time, with RCT and meta-analysis support.
Pediatric
Entry 10
Uses fatty acid metabolism modulation to reduce abdominal adiposity and improve H. pylori-associated dyspepsia, with human RCT support.
Entry 11
Uses gut barrier modulation and neuroactive metabolites to reduce antibiotic-associated diarrhea and anxiety symptoms, with RCT evidence.
Psychobiotic
Entry 12
Uses gut colonization and immune signaling to reduce infectious diarrhea in children and support gut barrier development, with RCT evidence.
Entry 13
Produces bacteriocin ABP-118 to inhibit pathogens and modulate mucosal immunity, with IBD model evidence.
Entry 16
Uses cell wall polysaccharides to modulate immunity and reduce IBS symptoms, with RCT evidence.
Entry 18
Produces lactase to improve lactose digestion and supports gut barrier function as a yogurt starter.
Nutritional
Entry 19
Consumes human milk oligosaccharides to produce anti-inflammatory metabolites, reducing IBS symptoms with RCT support.
Entry 20
Uses gut adhesion and bifidogenic metabolites to reduce antibiotic-associated diarrhea and support infant gut development, with RCT evidence.
Entry 21
Modulates gut transit time and immune cell activity to improve constipation and reduce infections, with RCT support.
Entry 23
Uses competitive pathogen exclusion and immune modulation to reduce infections and allergy symptoms, with RCT support.
Respiratory
Entry 26
Uses spore-based survival and protease production to improve protein absorption and reduce exercise-induced muscle damage, with RCT evidence.
Musculoskeletal
Entry 27
Uses spore germination in the small intestine and bile salt hydrolase activity to improve blood lipids and gut barrier function, with RCT evidence.
Cardiovascular
Entry 28
Uses protease-mediated toxin degradation and pathogen inhibition to reduce antibiotic-associated diarrhea and support H. pylori eradication, with meta-analysis support.