Probiotics are gaining popularity as more people are turning to supplements and products promising health benefits. This article considers the scientific evidence and UK regulatory framework behind these claims, helping dietitians to ensure patients and professionals are protected from misinformation.
About the Author: Sandeep Soni, RD, BSc, PGDip
Sandeepa is an NHS and freelance dietitian helping patients with gastrointestinal conditions, nutrition in cancer and low FODMAP diet. She works at University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust and Spire Hospitals.
Probiotics are gaining popularity as more people are turning to supplements and products promising health benefits. This article considers the scientific evidence and UK regulatory framework behind these claims, helping dietitians to ensure patients and professionals are protected from misinformation.
About the Author: Sandeep Soni, RD, BSc, PGDip
Sandeepa is an NHS and freelance dietitian helping patients with gastrointestinal conditions, nutrition in cancer and low FODMAP diet. She works at University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust and Spire Hospitals.
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