Those of us in the probiotic field are familiar with the criticism that probiotics are more hype than science. An article by Willliam Hanage (2014) in this month’s Nature levels a similar warning to those in the field of microbiome … Continue reading
Earlier this month, state water quality officials unveiled revised water quality protection regulations for Central Valley dairies. Now undergoing public review, these revised regulations propose to resolve and perhaps bring to an end nearly six years of court battles between … Continue reading
Probiotics are not just consumed by people. Probiotics are used for pets (cats and dogs), horses, fish and livestock. A new paper evaluated the state of the science regarding the ability of probiotics to reduce shedding of pathogens – specifically … Continue reading