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Microorganisms that have beneficial effects on their host. This term is commonly used for microorganisms that survive passage through the gastrointestinal tract and might prevent, or even cure, diarrhoea.
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favoring the beneficial bacteria in the body while inhibiting harmful microbes
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Probiotic is non-pathogenic bacterium fed to animals, including birds, as a way to prevent colonization by pathogenic bacteria (Roudybush, 1994). The basic concept is to encourage a non-pathogenic bacterium to colonize muscosal surfaces as a way of blocking colonization by serious pathogens. Lactobacillus is perhaps the most commonly studied as a probiotic in people, and data indicate it is efficacious. A probiotic, usually a bacillus, is often included in the commercial hand-feeding formulas.
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Living organisms used to manipulate fermentation in the rumen.
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are supplements containing the beneficial bacteria found in the human digestive tract which promote good gut health.
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