Probiotics and prebiotics are hot subjects in the nutrition world right now. Despite their similarity in sound, the two perform distinct roles in your health. Probiotics are good bacteria, and prebiotics are beneficial bacteria's food. The gut bacteria, often known as the gut flora or gut microbiota, play a number of critical roles in the body. Eating a balanced diet of probiotics and prebiotics can help maintain your gut microbiota health by ensuring that you have the proper balance of bacteria. Probiotics are good microorganisms that can be found in foods or supplements. Prebiotics are fibres that nourish the beneficial bacteria in the intestines. Probiotic supplements are meant to transfer specific bacteria species to the human intestine. However, not all probiotic supplements are created equal, and not all probiotic supplements contain the same number of bacteria.
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