Probiotics

Question 1

Yeast used for rotavirus, antibiotic associated diarrhea, HIV associated diarrhea and C. difficile:

Answer 1

Saccharomyces boulard

Question 2

Yeast antitoxinogenic, antimicrobial, antiinflammatory and Immune booster:

Answer 2

Saccharomyces boulard

Question 3

Yeast that replenish and restore the gut flora:

Answer 3

Saccharomyces boulard

Question 4

Saccharomyces boulard

Answer 4

250-500mg 8/8h for 3-4w

Question 5

Bacteria that reduces gut permeability, regulate immunity and control inflammation:

Answer 5

Lactobaccilus plantarum

Question 6

Non-pathogenic transient yeast that regulates microbioma homeostasis:

Answer 6

Saccharomyces boulard

Question 7

Yeast that fights H. pylori:

Answer 7

Saccharomyces boulard

Question 8

Bacteria that previne and treat allergies:

Answer 8

Lactobaccilus plantarum

Question 9

Bacteria that maintain cholesterol levels, combat pathogenic microbes and aids immune system:

Answer 9

Lactobaccilus acidophilus

Question 10

Bacteria that enhances killer T cell activity and increase BDNF:

Answer 10

Lactobaccilus brevis

Question 11

Bacteria that boost immune system and fights salmonella:

Answer 11

Bifidobacterium lactis

Question 12

Bacteria that improve lactose tolerance, is antioxidant, reduce anxiety, maintain cholesterol levels and prevent diarrhea and food allergies:

Answer 12

Bifidobacterium longum

Question 13

Digestion:

Answer 13

Improved

Question 14

Barrier against bacteria, virus and parasites:

Answer 14

Improved

Question 15

Detox effect:

Answer 15

Improved

Question 16

Autoimmune diseases:

Answer 16

Decreased

Question 17

Neurotransmitters:

Answer 17

Increased

Question 18

Hormonal balance:

Answer 18

Improved

Question 19

Sleep quality:

Answer 19

Improved

Question 20

Heart beating balance:

Answer 20

Improved

Question 21

Pain sensibility:

Answer 21

Decreased

Question 22

90% of the bacterial population are:

Answer 22

Firmicutes and Bacteroidetes

Question 23

Thin people have the majority of bacteria called:

Answer 23

Bacteroidetes

Question 24

Create a acid environment that reduce the growth of bad bacteria:

Answer 24

Lactobacillus

Question 25

Help intestinal bacteria to mature:

Answer 25

Bifidobacteria

Question 26

Specie that regulate tryptophan levels:

Answer 26

Bifidobacterium infantis

Question 27

Anxiety:

Answer 27

Decreased

Question 28

Most aggressive microbiome therapy:

Answer 28

Fecal Transplant