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L. reuteri GL-104

A patented functional strain derived from the healthy human gut

GL-104 is a probiotic strain isolated from the healthy human intestinal tract. With a robust patent portfolio and multiple peer-reviewed studies, GL-104 has demonstrated strong potential in allergy modulation, oral health, and blood glucose regulation. It has been successfully incorporated into several PRONULIFE^® clinically validated formulations.

Core Areas of Application

Allergy Support: Research indicates its potential to modulate immune responses and help reduce allergic symptoms.
Oral Health: Patents demonstrate its ability to inhibit oral pathogens, supporting applications in food and oral care products.
Blood Glucose Regulation: Patents and clinical data highlight its potential role in maintaining healthy blood glucose balance.

Functional Applications in PRONULIFE^® Formulations


Immune & Allergy Support PRONULIFE^® NosRelieve / BabyAllieve

Key Patents

Taiwan

I639389: Food and pharmaceutical compositions of lactic acid bacteria for inhibiting oral pathogens
I709374: Food and pharmaceutical compositions of lactic acid bacteria for lowering blood glucose
I777107: Food and pharmaceutical compositions containing antioxidant lactic acid bacteria fermentation products

China

CN102309001B: Food and pharmaceutical compositions of lactic acid bacteria for supporting allergy modulation
CN108338361B: Food, oral hygiene, and pharmaceutical compositions containing lactic acid bacteria for oral health

United States

US11612171B2: Food and pharmaceutical compositions with lactic acid bacteria strains and method for modulating blood glucose

📧 Contact us: glac@glac.com.tw

Further Reading:

References

Effects of a Probiotic Formulation on Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis in Adults—A Randomized Double-Blind Placebo-Controlled Trial The Probiotics for Hay Fever Trial