Do you know specifically which bacteria strains are in this culture?
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Ingredients: Skim milk powder, sucrose, ascorbic acid, lactic bacteria, (L. Bulcaricus, S. Themophlius, L. Acidophilus).
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On my packet it says lactic bacteria (L. Bulcaricus, S. Thermophilus, L. Acidophilus). If you need to know the specific properties of each of these (which I think is what you want), you should inquire at the lab of the manufacturer. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure but might I suggest you look on http://www.culturesforhealth.com/starter-cultures.html. They have a variety of cultures that are very good.
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The packet says on the back L. Bulcaricus, S. Thermophilus and L. Acidophilus.
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Lactobacillus acidophilus, L. Rhamnosus, L. Plantarum, L. Gasseri, L. Casei, L. Paracasei, L. Salivarius, L. Brevis
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FROM THE BOX: 20 Billion Live Cultures**Lactobacillus plantarum, Bifidobacterium bifidum, Lactobacillusrhamnosus, Lactobacillus bulgaricus, Lactobacillus salivarius,Lactobacillus brevis, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Bifidobacterium lactis,Lactobacillus paracasei, Lactobacillus casei [also 200 mg inulin (a prebiotic)]
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Appears to be produced and distributed in the USA. I cannot vouch for the ingredients except to say that they seem to be associated with Danisco, which is a DuPont company, acquired in 2011. Danisco owned Genencor another US company. It has 8 strains of bacteria with 30 billion remaining at the end of shelf life. I was using a product with 14 billion cultures, so this is a step up, and seems to work better. Healthy Origins is a distributer out of Pittsburg, Pa.
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total bacteria min - 5 billion CFU / capsule.bifidobacterium bifidum, Enterococcus faecium, Enterococcus thermophilus, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus bulgaricus, Lactobacillus casei, and Lactobacillus plantarum. Also other ingredients eg. gum arabic and ascorbic acid, etc.Hope this is the information you're looking for.
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I do not know the breed of cows. It is from Holland. They do not allow chemicals or use hormones or antibiotics. Is there some reason you need to know the breed? Probably a breed they rely on in Holland. Was recommened by a holistic, reliable blog.
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The manufacturer does not state on the package or on its website what cultures it includes. But I think L. acidophilus is part of the definition of a yogurt culture and for those several I have seen that do declare the cultures, I have not seen a single one that did not include it. However, I recently made a batch of "Bulgarian" buttermilk with the 901 buttermilk starter from GetCulture (which does not contain acidophilus) plus a little Bulgarian buttermilk from the supermarket because 901 does not include L. bulgaricus. I aimed at a thick result (see procedure on the GetCulture website) and it came out about as thick as yogurt and I might possible have gotten it thicker had I added non-fat dry milk (which I do to my yogurts).
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Your bacteria is live, so you can save some and use it make a new batch usually 4 or 5 times depending on the strength of your bacteria. I use starter from cultures for health for everything instead of the stuff from the store since I discovered some companies use milk from cows fed GMO corn to make their yogurt.
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Thank you! I have found that one cannot repeat using started yogurt--by putting one I made into the new batch. Interesting that the culture "gives out" after a few repeats.
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no milk is indicated on label.17 probiotic strains indicated.I assumed they were live to be effective? Suggest you google Benebiotic for more info.
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Hi Elizabeth, Thank you for sending us your question! Our Supplement Facts are as followed: (For 2 capsules) Probiotic Bacteria 10.12 Billion Organisms Bacillus Subtillus 2.64 Billion L. Rhamnosus 1.36 Billion L. Casei 1.36 Billion B. Longum 1.36 Billion L. Acidophilus 1.36 Billion L. Plantarum 680 Million B. Breve 1.36 Billion I hope this could help you. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have further questions. Best Regards, Number One Nutrition, Customer Relations.
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We grow and harvest our bacterial strains in Washington state and they are tableted and bottled in Colorado. We source our other ingredients from only the most reputable sources with the highest quality available.
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Our local hospital analysed a selection of probiotics selected from local stores. Amazingly 2 of them had absolutely no living probiotics in them and ALL of the rest of them had extremely small %'s of probiotics: instead of 16Billion, only 70 million! None of the companies had anywhere ne4ar the advertised potency.
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The bottle reads total count of two strains together equals 50 billion microorganisms per capsule. You can however, call the company, Custom Probiotics, if you need further information at 800-219-8405. It might interest you to know that a nationally certified herbalist and owner of East - West Medicine Clinic here in San Francisco, carries this item and recommended them to me prior to and after abdominal surgery.
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I am looking for an increased count of Bacteroidetes and I wan to know if this is the right formula,thks
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From FruitsMax: Thank you for the interaction here. There are 5 billion live cultures in 1gr of L. Acidophilus ("Narine" Probiotics), which we use in FruitsMax. But since each tablet consists of 1/10 of probiotics and 9/10 of 21 fruits, accordingly a tablet (1gr) has 500 million live cultures in it and the daily recommended 2 tablets (2gr) have 1 billion live cultures. It is important to mention that the 21 fruits become Prebiotics (food) for the Probiotics, strengthening them for better performance and also helping them to multiply faster in our gut.
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I recommend you go to Ulitmate FLora's web site for info on names of strains. I believe as long as the item is refrigerated, the probiotics are live. Overall, I think Ultimate Flora is the best brand of probiotics.