Microorganisms

What is Microorganisms?

Microorganisms include bacteria, fungi, and yeast that are used in various applications, such as probiotics or fermentation processes. They can be cultivated in controlled environments to ensure the desired strains are utilized effectively.

In air purifiers, microorganisms are sometimes employed within bio-filters to help in breaking down pollutants. While they can be beneficial, the effectiveness largely depends on the type and strain used. There is no significant health risk associated with the presence of microorganisms in air purification systems, as they are not directly ingested.

When listed on labels, it's important to understand the role these microorganisms play in the specific product. In air purifiers, they contribute to the breakdown and absorption of certain toxins and odors.

Commonly found in: Air Purifiers, Probiotic Supplements, Fermented Foods, Environmental Filters

Sources: GRAS Notice Inventory