Probiotics for Colic—Is the Gut Responsible for Infant Crying After All?
Abstract
See related article, p 170 See related article, p 170 “Colic” is a term coined by the ancient Greeks centuries ago, derived from “kolikos,” meaning crampy pain, sharing its root with the word colon. For more than one-half of a century, researchers have tried to prove the condition to be related to the gut, and have failed to do so. That is, perhaps, until this last decade, with a sudden explosion of studies indicating gut microbiota,...
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Title
Probiotics for Colic—Is the Gut Responsible for Infant Crying After All?
Published Date
Dec 1, 2017
Journal
Volume
191
Pages
6 - 8
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