The foundation for life-long health, including the establishment of a stable gut microbiota, is laid in the first 1000 days. Evidence-based probiotic supplementation in childhood is an important way to help.
The case for probiotic supplementation in early childhood
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1. True or false? The “first 1000 days” refers to the critical period from conception to two years of age, during which the foundation is laid for future health:
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2. Which statement about the gut microbiome is false:
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3. Choose the correct statements: LGG
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4. LGG and Bifidobacterium animalis subsp lactis in late infancy can help prevent
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5. True or false? There is evidence that LGG can prevent antibiotic-associated diarrhoea; however, it has no effect on acute gastroenteritis.
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6. The scientific literature on LGG and BB-12 use in children shows
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7. Infants who received LGG supplements, and whose mothers eliminated cow’s milk from their diet, showed:
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8. Provided all safety issues are met, the following probiotics are recommended for reducing rates of necrotising enterocolitis:
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9. Choose the correct answer regarding childhood malnutrition:
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10. Entiro probiotic has drops designed for infants containing LGG. Which statement about the action of this bacterial strain is false? LGG:
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