Many mothers may have found that breast-feeding babies and milk fed babies are not the same, not only indigestion, immunity is not the same. After all, the nutritional value of breast milk is not comparable to any milk. So for many babies fed with milk powder, the mother will add some partners to help digest and supplement various nutrients. The topic we are going to share today is whether probiotics can be mixed with milk?
Can prebiotics be mixed with milk? Of course, it can be brewed and blended together. Milk plus prebiotics is more conducive to the digestion and absorption of infants' intestines and stomach. If it is not suitable for infants, it can not be used as an additive. Many baby foods are added with prebiotics and are very safe. Most prebiotics, such as stachyose and oligosaccharides, are purified from natural plants, regardless of age and population.
Prebiotics can regulate the balance of intestinal flora, especially for infants. When brewing milk powder, adding prebiotics can help infants absorb and digest the nutrition of milk powder. Prebiotics are the rations of intestinal beneficial bacteria. The simple supplement of stachyose or rice flour stachyose is very beneficial to the health of the baby's digestive tract, especially suitable for long-term consumption. Probiotics are mainly used to regulate the baby's intestines and stomach, promote the absorption and digestion of intestines and stomach, and improve the baby's own resistance.
Probiotics, such as zangling stachyose, can promote the growth, reproduction and colonization of probiotics in the intestine.