Probiotic for babies doesn't ward off allergies

Now how is this possible? Clearly it cannot be because the stuff is overhyped crap.

"Giving children a type of 'good bacteria' during their first 6 months of life doesn't reduce their risk of developing allergies in early childhood, researchers from Australia report...

However, when the children were 2-and-a-half years old, there was no difference between the probiotic group and the placebo group in the likelihood of developing rashes or other allergic conditions, and the children who had taken the probiotic were no longer more likely to develop allergen sensitivity."

Don't worry.

You can rest assured that they will keep at finding a way to charge you for eating bacteria.