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Inactivated Lactobacillus reuteri is a heat-killed microbial preparation, often referred to as a postbiotic, being studied by Shenzhen People's Hospital for its therapeutic potential in treating skin barrier impairment. In the context of clinical research, it is administered orally (1×10^11 CFU) to individuals with obesity-induced skin barrier damage. The preparation is hypothesized to influence the gut-skin axis, potentially modulating systemic inflammation and the gut microbiome to improve skin integrity and reduce transepidermal water loss (TEWL). While often used as a placebo control in probiotic trials, inactivated strains are increasingly investigated for their own distinct biological activities and safety profiles in metabolic and dermatological health.
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