Probiotics as alternative medicines against infectious diseases

Abstract

A novel representational system that is a method for improving feeding probiotics is provided. The probiotics, especially the Pediococcus acidilactici and the Saccharomyces boulardii are mixed in different colloid net including xanthan, chitosan or gelatin. By using said mixed colloid the activity of the probiotics can be protected, and multiple execrable surroundings and disadvantageous temperature for growth can be prevented. The novel representational method also provides many kinds of method for treating infectious disease for birds and mammals by using activated probiotics. Furthermore, the probiotics is usually acted as adjuvants for improving the generation of antibody and the cellularity immunity effect. In particular, probiotics were shown to reduce the number of viable oocytes from fecal samples, stimulate antibody production, and stimulate of proliferation of splenocytes in chickens infected with Elimeria. In addition, probiotics were shown to relieve symptoms of parvovirus infection in dogs.

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Technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a probiotic microbial composition and a method for regulating immune response by using the probiotic microbial composition. Background technique [0002] Descriptions of relevant literature, including information published in 37 CER1.97 and 37 CER1.98. [0003] Probiotics are a kind of active microorganisms, and proper amount of probiotics should be given. It can confer health benefits to the "host" (taken from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization and the World Health Organization, Alternative Medicine 2001). Probiotics are widely used as nutritional supplements for humans and animals. For example, yeast is often used as a nutritional supplement for poultry. Youle milk and lactic acid bacteria, Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium, are commonly used to prevent and treat diarrhea and diseases related to gastrointestinal infections (Alvaez, et al, 2001; Fuller 1989; Majamaa, et al 1995). [0004] Many probiotics h...

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[0007] These two genera of bacteria are suitable for anaerobic environment. Most species and races of these two genera are sensitive to oxygen and high temperature (Gomes et al, 1995; Talwakar and Kailasapathy, 2004), so at room temperature, It is very difficult to maintain the activity of these two types of bacteria in an environment that is always on and off

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