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Pérez N et al. – Supplementation of standard fermented milk with additional probiotics was not of benefit. The high natural rate of early microbial exposure in infants and children from a population of low socio–economic status living in a “less hygienic environment” may account for the absence of an additional immune–stimulating effect by supplementary probiotics.

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