ArticleJournal of the science of food and agriculture2026
Probiotic supplementation promotes bone development, immune maturation, and cognitive function in growing mice.
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backgroundEarly life is a critical window for bone mineral deposition, immune system development, and neurodevelopment. This study evaluated the effects of four probiotic strains on bone growth and regulation of immune function and cognitive function using a growing mouse model, thereby providing preclinical evidence for potential applications in supporting infant and child health.
resultsFemale BALB/c mouse pups received a daily oral gavage of 1 × 10
conclusionCollectively, these findings suggest that L. paracasei L578 enhances bone formation metabolism, stimulates longitudinal bone growth, increases bone mass, regulates mucosal humoral immunity, and improves cognitive function, positioning it as a promising probiotic for supporting development. © 2026 Society of Chemical Industry.
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