Lactococcus
A genus of lactic acid bacteria important in dairy fermentation and probiotic applications
Microorganisms
Beneficial Bacteria
Research: Moderate
Scientific Name
Lactococcus species
Classifications
Gram-stain:
positive
Source:
dairy-fermentation
Type:
lactic-acid-bacteria
Benefits
- Supports digestive health
- Promotes healthy gut microbiome
- Supports immune system function
- May help with occasional digestive discomfort
- Supports nutrient absorption
- May help maintain regularity
Specific Properties
- Important for cheese and fermented dairy production
- Produces lactic acid
- Generally recognized as safe
- Part of traditional food cultures
Safety Notes
Generally considered safe for healthy individuals. May cause temporary digestive adjustment (gas, bloating) when first starting. Immunocompromised individuals should consult healthcare providers before use. Quality and viability can vary between products.
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