study to determine the effectiveness of dietary supplementation in pediatric patients with nutritional and health concerns

Aim: The study's main objective was to see whether the well-known probiotic Bifidobacterium lactis might aid in development of children. Method: A nine-week clinical study involving 400 children aged between 5 10 years, conducted evaluate efficacy food supplementation. Stage 1 participants took 150 ml low-fat milk twice a day for three weeks as baseline diet control. Probiotics (Bifidobacterium lactis) were added during stage 2 usual dosage (4×1010 organisms /d) or low dose (4×109 3 weeks. During 3, weeks, they milk. Peripheral blood samples used examine changes ratios tumor-cell-killing and leukocyte phagocytic activities. Result: level NK cells T lymphocytes found be increased individuals. cell’s tumoricidal activity also following B. intake, capacities mononuclear polymorphonuclear phagocytes. Subjects with weak pretreatment immune responses had highest improvement immunity. Conclusion: Supplementing diets (a probiotic) may help improve their cellular immunity physical development.