What is Bacillus subtilis good for?

Taken together, our results show that B. subtilis-based probiotics do possess properties that may help attenuate and prevent inflammatory responses in the intestine while also strengthening the gut barrier; a key property that helps prevent potentially sustaining chronic inflammation.

Is it safe to take Bacillus subtilis?

B. subtilis CU1 was safe and well-tolerated in the clinical subjects without undesirable physiological effects on markers of liver and kidney function, complete blood counts, hemodynamic parameters, and vital signs.

What is Bacillus subtilis probiotic?

Bacillus subtilis is a spore creating Gram-positive bacterium, found in soil and the gastrointestinal tract of ruminants, such as cattle, goats and sheep. As a human probiotic, however, B. subtilis has been somewhat neglected. B. subtilis cultures were popular worldwide before the introduction of antibiotics, when B.

What probiotic contains Bacillus subtilis?

This item Advanced Probiotic with Patented DE111 Strain (Bacillus subtilis). Spore Forming Probiotic….

How is Bacillus subtilis used as a prebiotic?

B. subtilis grows rapidly and has been used for its industrial production of enzymes such as amylase (a prebiotic) and hyaluronic acid (useful in skin health, joint lubrication and acid reflux). Taken orally, B subtilis survives stomach acid, and can reproduce rapidly.

Are there any side effects to Bacillus probiotics?

Safety studies have examined strains of B. indicus, B. subtilis, B.coagulans and B. licheniformis with no adverse effects aside from a handful of case studies of opportunistic infection or possible dirt contamination of samples as these organisms are naturally found in soil.

Can you take megasporebiotic with Bacillus anthracis?

While Bacillus anthracis & Bacillus cereus can & do pose threats to human health, these are not used in supplements. The human immune system has co-evolved with non-pathogenic, non-toxin producing Bacilli like those in Megasporebiotic (and the less potent Just Thrive spore probiotic) for thousands of years.

Which is the most common Bacillus probiotic in the world?

Species most common to spore probiotic formulations include: Bacillus subtilis, Bacillus clausii, Bacillus cereus, Bacillus coagulans (Lactobacillus sporogenes) and Bacillus licheniformis (10). I use Megasporebiotic predominantly as my source of spore probiotics, as well as sister products such as Restorflora & HU58.