Webinar: Gut and Immune Health
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June 2020 ･ 69 min watch
Key takeaways
In this webinar, Prof Seppo Salminen and Udo Herz discuss:
- the relevance and scientific evidence to support synbiotics in the management of infants at risk and with a diagnosis of allergic disease;
- and address common queries and concerns with the use of probiotics and synbiotics.
The gut is a fundamental component of our body’s immune system. What role does early life nutrition play in the development of our immune system? Should probiotics and synbiotics be considered in the nutritional management of infants at-risk of and with diagnosed allergic disease?
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