9.4 Probiotics in GI disorders Probiotics hold considerable promise as therapeutic agents for a spectrum of medical conditions, encompassing lactose intolerance, GI and urogenital infections, ulcerative colitis, neoplasms of the digestive tract, and Crohns disease, as shown in Table 3
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