Nine cow barn bacteria could prevent allergies in children

According to a source, nine types of bacteria have been identified in a cow barn that may have a protective effect against allergies in children. The discovery was made in Vietnam, where researchers studied bacteria present in cow barns.

The bacteria would form a 'shield' against allergies, although the exact mechanism is not yet clear. The research suggests that exposure to these bacteria in early childhood may have a positive influence on the immune system.

It is not known if and how these bacteria can be applied in practice. For now, the discovery is based on research in a specific environment. More studies are needed to further investigate the effects.

This report is a summary based on the mentioned source and is not medical advice. Always consult a doctor or pharmacist in case of complaints.