Bifidobacteria are members of the human gut microbiota and have shown to exert beneficial effects on their host. Certain strains have a long history of safe and effective use as probiotics.

Bifidobacteria represent an important group of gut commensals which have been shown to exert health-promoting effects on their hosts, such as prevention of diarrhea, establishment of a healthy microbiota, modulation of immune systems, improvement of lactose intolerance, cholesterol reduction, and cancer prevention.

More recently, bifidobacteria have been found positively associated with antitumor immunity and cancer immunotherapy. Some strains of the probiotic species bifidobacteria have been shown to exert immune modulating and anti-inflammatory effects on human immune system. The known anti-inflammatory activity of certain bifidobacteria suggest that these bacteria could play an important role in abrogating the inflammatory response that seems so characteristic of this virus.

Following are the cultures available: