Probiotics are an effective way of enhancing the diversity and health of the microbiome in pregnant women. Probiotics given prenatally are an important way for mothers to safeguard their health during their pregnancy as well as the health of their babies. Due to the low risk of probiotic-induced bacteremia and fungemia, probiotics are unlikely to reach the fetus’s systemic circulation and cause harm. Some studies examined Lactobacillus spp. and Bifidobacterium spp. as monotherapy or in combination. These studies did not suggest an increase in adverse outcomes related to probiotics. One study found that infants born to women in the probiotics group had a statistically and significantly lower risk of increased birth weight and birth length; however, the clinical significance of this slight difference is unknown. more: https://probiotic.creative-enzymes.com/multi-strain-probiotics/prenatal-probiotic-formula.html