Previous research has shown that colic affects about one in five infants in the United States annually. It also accounts for numerous pediatric visits during the first several months after birth. Research into probiotic use for reduction of colic symptoms was showing promise; however, the April 1, 2014 issue of the iBritish Medical Journal/i (BMJ2014;348:g2107; Sung, Valerie) reported on a study, "Probiotics and Infant Colic," concluding that the use of the ...Sunday 20 April 2014
Probiotics Ineffective in Reducing Symptoms of Infant Colic
Previous research has shown that colic affects about one in five infants in the United States annually. It also accounts for numerous pediatric visits during the first several months after birth. Research into probiotic use for reduction of colic symptoms was showing promise; however, the April 1, 2014 issue of the iBritish Medical Journal/i (BMJ2014;348:g2107; Sung, Valerie) reported on a study, "Probiotics and Infant Colic," concluding that the use of the ...
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