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Health Guide

Pseudomonas marinoglutinosa

Pseudomonas marinoglutinosa is a specific species of marine bacteria. It is important to clarify that this is not a vitamin, mineral, or nutrient found in fruits and vegetables. While certain bacteria (like probiotics) are beneficial for human health, P. marinoglutinosa is primarily an environmental microorganism studied for industrial uses like bioremediation, rather than human nutrition. It does not occur naturally in the human diet.
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Health Benefits & Sources

Scientific Context

Note: There are currently no proven direct health benefits for humans taking this specific bacterium as a supplement. However, here is what science knows about it:

  • Environmental Utility: It is studied for its ability to break down organic compounds, which helps clean marine environments.
  • Enzyme Production: Research suggests it produces enzymes that could be useful in industrial processes.
  • Not a Nutrient: It does not provide vitamins, protein, or energy to the human body.

Natural Food Sources

Does not apply. This bacterium is not a food source. It is a microscopic organism found in marine water and sediment.

Supplementation

Not Recommended. This is not a recognized dietary supplement. If you are looking for beneficial bacteria (probiotics), stick to strains like Lactobacillus or Bifidobacterium found in yogurt, kefir, and sauerkraut.

Top Food Sources

Not Applicable
This is a bacterium, not a food.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. It is not a recognized probiotic strain for human health. Probiotics are specific strains (like Lactobacillus) that have been tested for safety and benefits in humans.
You should not. There are no reputable sources selling this as a dietary supplement for humans.
No. While not all marine bacteria are harmful, this species is not a food source and has not been tested for safety in human diets.
For gut health, focus on fiber-rich vegetables, fermented foods (yogurt, kimchi), or standard probiotic supplements containing *Lactobacillus* or *Bifidobacterium* species.

Safety & Side Effects

As this is a specific bacterial species and not a nutrient:

  1. Do not ingest: It is not formulated for human consumption.
  2. Infection Risk: Like many Gram-negative bacteria, it possesses endotoxins (lipopolysaccharides) in its outer membrane which can cause severe immune reactions if introduced into the bloodstream or ingested in large quantities by immunocompromised individuals.
  3. Confusion: Ensure you are not confusing this with beneficial marine compounds like Omega-3s or seaweed extracts.

Scientific References

  • [1]Taxonomy of the genus Pseudomonas (NCBI)
  • [2]Studies on marine biosurfactant-producing bacteria (General Marine Microbiology)
  • [3]List of Probiotics for Human Health (World Health Organization)