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Live bacteria strains, such as those found in probiotics, are meant to improve gut health. Research shows that our gut bacteria and microbiome play a greater influence on our general health than we previously thought.Besides taking supplements like , you can introduce some foods that contain probiotics to your child to improve the normal gut flora of the digestive tract.
1. Yogurt (with Live Cultures)
In children, yogurt has been found to alleviate symptoms of diarrhoea and irritable bowel syndrome. However, not all yogurts are created equal. Live cultures are present in some yogurts, indicating that the yogurt contains probiotic strains that are actively working. To boost their immune systems, always choose yogurts with live or active cultures.
2. Cheese
Only a few types of cheese contain live cultures, despite the fact that they have been fermented in most cases. There are many varieties that are live and active cultures if you look for the label. Live cultures may be present in cheeses such as gouda, mozzarella, and cheddar.
3.Tempeh
Soybean ferments yield a high-protein meat substitute known as tempeh. Beans' phytic acid content is reduced during fermentation, increasing the body's ability to absorb zinc. Tempeh is a healthy meat substitute for vegetarians because it contains vitamin B12, which is not normally found in beans.
