Lactobacillus reuteri DSM 17938

In healthy children aged 6-36 months attending nursery schools, supplementation for three months significantly reduced episodes and duration of diarrhea as well as respiratory tract infections.

The strain survived gastrointestinal passage in healthy volunteers, increased fecal lactobacilli counts, and caused no related adverse events such as headache or gastroenteritis.

Review notes controlled trials showing colonization and immune modulation in humans, with benefits like diarrhea prevention in healthy children, though most detailed human data from specific populations.

In healthy children aged 6-36 months attending nursery schools, supplementation for three months significantly reduced episodes and duration of diarrhea as well as respiratory tract infections.

Review notes controlled trials showing colonization and immune modulation in humans, with benefits like diarrhea prevention in healthy children, though most detailed human data from specific populations.

In healthy children aged 6-36 months attending nursery schools, supplementation for three months significantly reduced episodes and duration of diarrhea as well as respiratory tract infections.

Review notes controlled trials showing colonization and immune modulation in humans, with benefits like diarrhea prevention in healthy children, though most detailed human data from specific populations.