The difference between lactic acid bacteria and lactic acid bacterial products.

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I will introduce the differences between lactic acid bacteria and lactic acid bacterial metabolites. Lactic acid bacteria are a "general term for bacteria" that produce energy by breaking down sugars to produce "lactic acid." They refer to those that meet definitions such as "highly safe bacteria that do not produce toxic substances" and "do not form spores." In contrast, lactic acid bacterial metabolites are not live bacteria. Lactic acid bacterial metabolites are created based on the idea that consuming substances metabolized by beneficial bacteria originally found in the intestines can contribute to health. [Definition of Lactic Acid Bacteria] - Shape: Rod-shaped or cylindrical "bacilli" or spherical "cocci" - Glucose metabolism: Metabolizes and excretes 50% of ingested glucose as lactic acid - Gram staining: Shows a positive reaction - Catalase reaction: Shows a negative reaction - Motility: Does not move on its own - Safety: Highly safe bacteria that do not produce toxic substances - Presence of spores: Does not form spores *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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