M-63: Superior Potential for Infant Use

Bifidobacterium longum subspecies infantis M-63 is unique among gut bacteria in its immense capacity to utilize human milk oligosaccharide (HMOs), the component that is highly abundant in human breast milk. HMOs offer no direct nutritive value for infants, but they function in shaping a better infant gut microbiota with life-long impacts. M-63 possesses superior potential to colonize and adapt to the intestinal environment of humans, especially infants.

Key Features

Human-Residential Bifidobacterium

(Isolated from infant in 1963)

Evidence-Based Safety

(Genomic, toxicological, and clinical studies)

Regulatory Approved

(Self-affirmed GRAS for foods and infant use in 2020)

Suitable for Human Use

(Supported by scientific studies)

Quality Assured

(FSSC22000, HALAL, Kosher)

Health Benefits of M-63

M-63 is considered as the probiotics strain that is well-adapted to the intestinal environment of humans, especially infants. Ingestion of M-63 is specifically effective at improving the colonization of bifidobacteria in infant gut and potentially beneficial at improving gut well-being and mental state.

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