2. What are Probiotics?
Probiotics are live microorganisms that can be consumed with food or supplements to produce health benefits.
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3. Why use Probiotics?
The use of Probiotics can enhance resistance to disease and sickness, improve nutrient absorption, and stimulate the immune system.
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4. How does Probiotics improve disease resistance?
Probiotics prevent disease by creating an environment that is unfavorable to pathogens.
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5. How often does Probiotics need to be administered?
To gain beneficial results, Probiotics need to be taken on a daily basis.
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6. What types of animals will benefit from Probiotics?
Almost all types of livestock will improve with the use of Probiotics. Imagilin Technology, LLC has designed products for cattle, pigs, horses, common poultry, ostrich, fish, and shrimp.
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7. Can Humans benefit from Probiotics?
Yes, Probiotics can also be used to improve the health of humans.
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8. What is the difference between Probiotics and Antibiotics?
A problem with antibiotics is the possible emergence of “super bugs,” which are resistant to the effects of the antibiotics and would make antibiotics useless in protecting the health of animals. Because Probiotics use microorganisms that are naturally found in the body, there are no negative effects.
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9. Is it possible to use both Probiotics and Antibiotics?
Yes, most antibiotics target gram-negative bacteria, which are different than the gram-positive bacteria or yeast used in Probiotics. As long as the antibodies do not target the same bacteria or yeast used in Probiotics, they should be compatible.
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10. Can animals get sick from using Probiotics?
No, the microorganisms used in Probiotics are the same nonpathogenic strains found in the body, which means that they cannot cause disease.
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11. What is a Colony Forming Unit (CFU)?
A CFU, or Colony Forming Unit, is a viable bacteria or yeast cell. Imagilin Technology, LLC only measures viable cells. A total cell count, which may include dead cells, can be misleading, since the primary Probiotic effect is only determined by live cells.
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