Why baby allergies are related to intestinal flora

As babies grow, especially younger ones, it is easy to experience allergic reactions to certain foods . Some parents will think that it is caused by the weak constitution or weak immunity of the child . Supplementing children with various nutritional products is not very helpful for children's allergies, but may be related to the intestinal flora! So why is the baby's allergy related to the intestinal flora? In fact, allergies mainly start from food allergies. Food allergies are when the food is eaten in the stomach, and the gastrointestinal tract is not well digested and then absorbed, resulting in insufficient digestion. the stimulation of food components to the human body . So why do other children have no problem eating the same food ? In fact, food cannot be digested and absorbed well because the intestinal flora is not healthy . The reason why adjusting the balance of flora in the gut can prevent allergies is that the gut is the largest immune organ of the human body. The stress response of food to the gut . 　　Allergies are common diseases in infancy, including food allergies, eczema, allergic rhinitis, allergic asthma, etc. The occurrence of allergies is affected by factors such as heredity, diet and lifestyle during pregnancy, production methods, and feeding methods . 　　An immature gut barrier is one of the risks of allergy in infants . The infant's intestinal barrier develops from the fetal period and is basically mature by the age of 2 to 5 years . The baby's immune system is established from the 12th week of the fetus and is basically mature by the age of 7 to 12 years . 　　When a baby is born, the immune system is immature and cannot play a good defense role. It is relatively prone to infections and allergies. Probiotics can help train the baby's immune system, speed up its maturation, and make it stronger, which can prevent The occurrence of allergies . 　　Probiotics can form a protective film on the intestinal mucosa and reduce the permeability of the intestinal mucosal barrier, thereby reducing the invasion of allergens and enhancing the infant's resistance to allergic diseases . 　　Supplementing probiotics during pregnancy, the fetus can come into contact with probiotics in pregnant women through the placenta and amniotic fluid . During natural childbirth, the baby is exposed to a lot of maternal bacteria, so at this time, probiotics can help strengthen the baby's immune system and reduce the risk of baby allergies . 　　However, the intestinal microecology of infants born by natural delivery is dominated by probiotics, and the establishment is early, and the incidence of allergic symptoms and diseases is low. The immune function of its infants is affected, and the incidence of allergic diseases is much higher than that of naturally delivered infants . 　　Studies have shown that the intestinal microecology of breastfed infants is dominated by probiotics. Breastfeeding is beneficial to reduce the incidence of infant eczema and allergies. Breastfeeding itself is beneficial to the establishment of normal intestinal microecology in infants . 　　Probiotics have been gradually added to baby food, not baby food fortified with probiotics, which is sure to play a role in allergy prevention . This is closely related to the strain, quantity and quality of the added probiotics. Ordinary beneficial bacteria, even if the baby eats it, cannot reach the baby's intestines and survive, and will not play a role in promoting health . Only infant formula and infant probiotic preparations that are cultivated, produced, and supplemented with a sufficient amount of active probiotics and have been clinically proven by special techniques can play a role in preventing allergies . 　　Therefore, the selection of maternal formula milk powder containing active BL probiotics during pregnancy and lactation is very helpful to improve the intestinal microecology of pregnant women and lactating mothers, improve their health during pregnancy and childbirth, and improve the immunity of infants and allergic diseases such as allergic diseases. Eczema prevention is beneficial .   Disclaimer: This article only represents the author's personal opinion and has nothing to do with China Probiotics Network . 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As babies grow, especially younger ones, it is easy to experience allergic reactions to certain foods
.
Some parents will think that it is caused by the weak constitution or weak immunity of the child
.
Supplementing children with various nutritional products is not very helpful for children's allergies, but may be related to the intestinal flora!
　　So why is the baby's allergy related to the intestinal flora?

　　In fact, allergies mainly start from food allergies.
Food allergies are when the food is eaten in the stomach, and the gastrointestinal tract is not well digested and then absorbed, resulting in insufficient digestion.
the stimulation of food components to the human body
.
So why do other children have no problem eating the same food
? In fact, food cannot be digested and absorbed well because the intestinal flora is not healthy
.


　　The reason why adjusting the balance of flora in the gut can prevent allergies is that the gut is the largest immune organ of the human body.
The stress response of food to the gut
.


　　Allergies are common diseases in infancy, including food allergies, eczema, allergic rhinitis, allergic asthma,
etc.
The occurrence of allergies is affected by factors such as heredity, diet and lifestyle during pregnancy, production methods, and feeding methods
.


　　An immature gut barrier is one of the risks of allergy in infants
.
The infant's intestinal barrier develops from the fetal period and is basically mature by the age of 2 to 5 years
.
The baby's immune system is established from the 12th week of the fetus and is basically mature by the age of 7 to 12 years
.


　　When a baby is born, the immune system is immature and cannot play a good defense role.
It is relatively prone to infections and allergies.
Probiotics can help train the baby's immune system, speed up its maturation, and make it stronger, which can prevent The occurrence of allergies
.


　　Probiotics can form a protective film on the intestinal mucosa and reduce the permeability of the intestinal mucosal barrier, thereby reducing the invasion of allergens and enhancing the infant's resistance to allergic diseases
.


　　Supplementing probiotics during pregnancy, the fetus can come into contact with probiotics in pregnant women through the placenta and amniotic fluid
.
During natural childbirth, the baby is exposed to a lot of maternal bacteria, so at this time, probiotics can help strengthen the baby's immune system and reduce the risk of baby allergies
.

　　However, the intestinal microecology of infants born by natural delivery is dominated by probiotics, and the establishment is early, and the incidence of allergic symptoms and diseases is low.
The immune function of its infants is affected, and the incidence of allergic diseases is much higher than that of naturally delivered infants
.


　　Studies have shown that the intestinal microecology of breastfed infants is dominated by probiotics.
Breastfeeding is beneficial to reduce the incidence of infant eczema and allergies.
Breastfeeding itself is beneficial to the establishment of normal intestinal microecology in infants
.


　　Probiotics have been gradually added to baby food, not baby food fortified with probiotics, which is sure to play a role in allergy prevention
.
This is closely related to the strain, quantity and quality of the added probiotics.
Ordinary beneficial bacteria, even if the baby eats it, cannot reach the baby's intestines and survive, and will not play a role in promoting health
.
Only infant formula and infant probiotic preparations that are cultivated, produced, and supplemented with a sufficient amount of active probiotics and have been clinically proven by special techniques can play a role in preventing allergies
.


　　Therefore, the selection of maternal formula milk powder containing active BL probiotics during pregnancy and lactation is very helpful to improve the intestinal microecology of pregnant women and lactating mothers, improve their health during pregnancy and childbirth, and improve the immunity of infants and allergic diseases such as allergic diseases.
Eczema prevention is beneficial
.

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As babies grow, especially younger ones, it is easy to experience allergic reactions to certain foods
.
Some parents will think that it is caused by the weak constitution or weak immunity of the child
.
Supplementing children with various nutritional products is not very helpful for children's allergies, but may be related to the intestinal flora!
　　So why is the baby's allergy related to the intestinal flora?

　　In fact, allergies mainly start from food allergies.
Food allergies are when the food is eaten in the stomach, and the gastrointestinal tract is not well digested and then absorbed, resulting in insufficient digestion.
the stimulation of food components to the human body
.
So why do other children have no problem eating the same food
? In fact, food cannot be digested and absorbed well because the intestinal flora is not healthy
.


　　The reason why adjusting the balance of flora in the gut can prevent allergies is that the gut is the largest immune organ of the human body.
The stress response of food to the gut
.


　　Allergies are common diseases in infancy, including food allergies, eczema, allergic rhinitis, allergic asthma,
etc.
The occurrence of allergies is affected by factors such as heredity, diet and lifestyle during pregnancy, production methods, and feeding methods
.


　　An immature gut barrier is one of the risks of allergy in infants
.
The infant's intestinal barrier develops from the fetal period and is basically mature by the age of 2 to 5 years
.
The baby's immune system is established from the 12th week of the fetus and is basically mature by the age of 7 to 12 years
.


　　When a baby is born, the immune system is immature and cannot play a good defense role.
It is relatively prone to infections and allergies.
Probiotics can help train the baby's immune system, speed up its maturation, and make it stronger, which can prevent The occurrence of allergies
.


　　Probiotics can form a protective film on the intestinal mucosa and reduce the permeability of the intestinal mucosal barrier, thereby reducing the invasion of allergens and enhancing the infant's resistance to allergic diseases
.


　　Supplementing probiotics during pregnancy, the fetus can come into contact with probiotics in pregnant women through the placenta and amniotic fluid
.
During natural childbirth, the baby is exposed to a lot of maternal bacteria, so at this time, probiotics can help strengthen the baby's immune system and reduce the risk of baby allergies
.

　　However, the intestinal microecology of infants born by natural delivery is dominated by probiotics, and the establishment is early, and the incidence of allergic symptoms and diseases is low.
The immune function of its infants is affected, and the incidence of allergic diseases is much higher than that of naturally delivered infants
.


　　Studies have shown that the intestinal microecology of breastfed infants is dominated by probiotics.
Breastfeeding is beneficial to reduce the incidence of infant eczema and allergies.
Breastfeeding itself is beneficial to the establishment of normal intestinal microecology in infants
.


　　Probiotics have been gradually added to baby food, not baby food fortified with probiotics, which is sure to play a role in allergy prevention
.
This is closely related to the strain, quantity and quality of the added probiotics.
Ordinary beneficial bacteria, even if the baby eats it, cannot reach the baby's intestines and survive, and will not play a role in promoting health
.
Only infant formula and infant probiotic preparations that are cultivated, produced, and supplemented with a sufficient amount of active probiotics and have been clinically proven by special techniques can play a role in preventing allergies
.


　　Therefore, the selection of maternal formula milk powder containing active BL probiotics during pregnancy and lactation is very helpful to improve the intestinal microecology of pregnant women and lactating mothers, improve their health during pregnancy and childbirth, and improve the immunity of infants and allergic diseases such as allergic diseases.
Eczema prevention is beneficial
.

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