Самой можно купить в аптеке. вот как оно выглядит:
http://www.duane-reade.com/cgibin/im...nfo/233564.jpg
Пошли в садик две недели назад. На 2-й день начались сопли, и уже две недели не прекращаются. Мне даже кажется что хуже стали. Температуры нет, но иногда покашливает. Малышке год и 3 месяца. Неужели нам теперь так все время? Я даже боюсь подумать что зимой будет. Поделитесь пожалуйста как такую проблему решали.
К сожалению решения проблемы болячек в садике нет. Дети пока не переболеют иммунитет их не укрепиться достаточно для того чтобы бороться с вирусами. Зимой будет хуже, надеюсь у вас достаточно больничных дней на работе. Мой ребёнок в 3 в садик пошёл, до 5-ти лет это был какой то кошмар. Буквально каждую неделю он приносил домой простуды, ангины желудочные вирусы и прочее. 3 раза попадали в ЕR. Этой зимой впервые было немножечко легче. Сейчас в сезоны вирусных вспышек спасаемся рыбьим жиром, пробиотиками и витаминами. Но ваш ребёнок ещё слишком мал для этих средств.
вообще лучше те, которые хранятся в холодильнике.
Probiotic supplements should be refrigerated (40 degrees F) to maintain the viability of the microorganisms. They should be refrigerated even before the bottle is opened in the same way yogurt, cheese and other refrigerated cultures need to be stored. If not refrigerated and stored properly, probiotic supplements may spoil and lose potency.
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Twenty bottles of Lactobacillus supplements were obtained from several sources in and around Seattle, Washington. Included as sources for Lactobacillus supplement purchase were pharmaceutical and herbal companies, Bastyr University clinic dispensary, various health food stores, drug stores and groceries. All supplements were chosen prior to their expiration date. Those supplements that were refrigerated at the source were kept refrigerated until sampling. Those that were not refrigerated were stored until sampling time at room temperature. All samples were “blinded” by a technician so the microbiologists only knew the sample by number.
Four capsules were removed individually and aseptically from each supplement bottle and placed into 7 mL of sterile Brain Heart Infusion (BHI) broth using sterile technique. Prior to transfer into media, the individual bottles of supplements were wiped down with 70% isopropanol under an operational and regulated laminar flow tissue culture hood. The broth was incubated at 37C long enough to dissolve the capsule (average of 15 minutes) and plated onto MRS, Sheep blood agar and MacConkey media, using sterile technique. Plates were incubated at 37 degrees C under aerobic and anaerobic growing conditions. All broth samples were also gram stained to detect species that may be present but were not viable. All viable species were isolated. Twenty-four hour pure cultures of these bacteria were then sent for speciation via DNA probe analysis to Midilabs, Newark, Delaware using appropriate shipping protocols14. Analysis results were compared to known databases and the genus and species were sent to the authors from Midilabs with the confidence level of that match. Pure cultures known to the authors but unknown to the reference lab were also sent to Midi labs as a quality control measure.
Statistical Analysis
Data and statistical analyses were performed using SPSStm for Windowstm Version 1015 Measures of product viability, purity and median price were compared for refrigerated and non-refrigerated samples. The median price was also compared along the measures of viability and purity. Continuous variables were analyzed using the Mann-Whitney test and two-tailed Fischer's Exact test was employed to test differences between proportions. P values of less than .05 were considered statistically significant.
Results
Of the twenty different supplements examined, twelve were refrigerated (see Table One) and eight were not refrigerated (see Table Two). One of the samples from refrigerated storage and none from room temperature storage had organisms isolated exactly as advertised on the bottle and were free of contaminants. Contaminants were cultured from six samples (30% of those sampled) with five contaminated samples belonging to the refrigerated group. Contaminants included several gram negative rods, Bacillus species and Enterococcus faecalis. Four supplement brands (20% of those samples) had no growth on either aerobic or anaerobic media. Three of these nonviable supplements were from the non-refrigerated group. However, three of the supplement brands with no growth on the media had gram positive rods in the gram stain of the BHI broth indicating nonviable organisms of indeterminate species.
Viability was significantly (p=.014) associated with refrigeration status (see Table 3) with 100% of the refrigerated samples proving viable compared to 50% of the non-refrigerated.
Откуда статистика, уж не с сайта ли конкретного бренда?
Нюанс который нужно учитывать при покупке любых продуктов нуждающихся в охлаждении - условия транспортировки. Именно по этой причине пробиотики рекламирующиеся в йогуртах и прочей кисло молочной массе как правило мертвы на момент продажи продукта в магазине. Масса статей по этому поводу на интернете есть.
(нет, исследование напечатано в The Internet Journal of Alternative Medicine™ ISSN: 1540-2584)
http://www.ispub.com/ostia/index.php...l1n2/lacto.xml
а докторам, которые принимают пациентов и рекоммендуют конкретный бранд иногда "приказывают" или suggest - рекомендовать определённые лекарства ($ reasons).
Я бы предпочла to go for the best and to ensure that its might work, особенно если весь point этого средства -probiotics - в том, что микробы должны быть живые...
Но то что при перевозке может пройти много времени и нагревание, и это обычно происходит... 100% согласна...
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