What makes LifeinU™ BSCU1 unique and the perfect ingredient for immunity foods and supplement products? Our expert David Sturm (Formulations & Applications Manager) provides his professional insights!
To be qualified as a probiotic, the microorganisms in the product must have sufficient numbers and remain alive. This can be a real challenge for numerous probiotic based products, which are essentially fragile in nature as they need to be refrigerated for storage and/or have a short shelf life. This is not the case for LifeinU™ BSCU1, a registered strain of Bacillus subtilis exclusive to Lesaffre, which meets the definition of a probiotic and is very stable both in terms of storage and shelf life, making it especially unique.
David Sturm (Formulations & Applications Manager at Gnosis by Lesaffre) states, “it offers extended stability and resistance toward the regular storage and shelf-life conditions. This unique characteristic of LifeinU™ BSCU1 opens the door for its application in long shelf-life products such as cereal bars, gummies, sports powders and food supplements.”
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