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Lactobacillus paracasei CBA L74 is a specific probiotic bacterial strain that has been developed in a **heat-killed/postbiotic fermented food formulation**, including fermented rice flour for oral use in infants. In the provided public clinical-publication context, it was studied as an adjunct to topical therapy for **atopic dermatitis** in infants aged 6-36 months. The reported study found no significant improvement in SCORAD versus placebo over 12 weeks, but did observe a **topical steroid-sparing effect**, while gut microbiota composition and serum cytokines were not significantly different between groups. The product is best characterized as a microbiome-related nutritional/postbiotic intervention rather than a conventional pharmaceutical drug; its proposed activity is host immune and barrier modulation through exposure to bacterial components and fermentation-derived metabolites rather than direct engagement of a single defined molecular target.
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