Synbiotics
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•Last Updated: October 13, 2024
Synbiotics refer to combinations of probiotics and prebiotics that may have a synergetic effect on the gut microbiome. Synbiotics are often used as dietary supplements or food ingredients.
Synbiotics refer to combinations of probiotics and prebiotics that may have a synergetic effect on the gut microbiome. Synbiotics are often used as dietary supplements or food ingredients.
In this 3-month nonblinded randomized controlled trial in 66 adults who were newly diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, supplementation with synbiotics reduced Parkinson’s disease symptoms (primary outcome).
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