Bacillus coagulans are "good bacteria" which are similar to the bacteria used in yogurt with active cultures. They are sometimes referred to as probiotics.

Bacillus coagulans is a beneficial probiotic. Probiotics are microorganisms that can be ingested by humans and animals that contribute to digestive health. Most of these microorganisms are already present in our bodies and in the bodies of animals. The strain we use in our treats is called Ganaden BC30, a patented strain of Bacillus coagulans that [..]

A large aerobic, gram-positive or gram-variable bacillus that produces endospores. Colonies appearing on agar medium are highly variable (smooth, wrinkled, rough, or may have hair-like outgrowths from [..]

A member of the Bacilli genus, Bacillus coagulans is a type of lactic acid producing bacteria which is similar to Lactobacillus. Unlike members of the Lactobacilli genus though, it reproduces via spore formation. Some strains of this bacteria have been described as a probiotic, although good clinical evidence investigating its therapeutic uses in h [..]

A member of the Bacilli genus, Bacillus coagulans is a type of lactic acid producing bacteria which is similar to Lactobacillus. Unlike members of the Lactobacilli genus though, it reproduces via spor [..]

A large aerobic, gram-positive or gram-variable bacillus that produces endospores. Colonies appearing on agar medium are highly variable (smooth, wrinkled, rough, or may have hair-like outgrowths from the edge. It is isolated primarily from acid foods (canned tomato juice and silage), medicated creams, antacids and rarely from soil. Usually conside [..]