Postbiotic Technology and the Health Effects of Clinical Studies
Postbiotics, which contain inactive microorganism components, are a new nutritional technology that supports the immune system and provides protection against viral infections.
Emerging as the focus of the scientific world after probiotics and prebiotics, postbiotics stand out as an innovative nutritional technology encompassing inactive microorganism components that offer health benefits.
Definition and Scope of Postbiotics
In addition to probiotics and prebiotics, postbiotics have drawn the attention of the global nutrition industry, opening a new chapter in the field of microbiology and offering high practical applicability.
ISAPP Consensus Report
The International Scientific Association for Probiotics and Prebiotics officially defined the scope and definition of postbiotics with its consensus text published in 2021.
LC-Plasma and the Immune System
As a significant example, Lactococcus Lactis Plasma directly affects plasmacytoid dendritic cells, supporting the activity of both innate and adaptive immunity.
Clinical Research Results
In clinical studies conducted in Vietnam, research on primary school students and adults showed that the consumption of LC-Plasma reduced cold symptoms.
Global Areas of Use
Accepted under various statuses in Japan, the USA, and Europe, this ingredient is used commercially in products such as dietary supplements and yogurt.