This is permissible as long as it is not intoxicant and it is made by those who believe that it is permissible for them in the religion.

It is said that PROBIOTICS are sometimes grown on brewer yeast which is a byproduct of beer production. Does that mean that probiotic capsules which contain probiotic strains that were grown on brewer yeast would be haram? The capsules themselves do not cause intoxication.

Halal/Haram Matters | September 2, 2014 2:43 pm
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I just wanted to ask if eating alive seafood is permissible as I have seen in many countries it is done so?
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In Canada there are a lot of foods on which there is a symbol having to do with the ways of making food in the Jewish religion, which I do not fully understand. This symbol says that the food is kosher. Once it is understood that the food has been made in accordance with kosher laws, is it permissible for us to eat it? Because many foods, even bread, include ingredients like monoglyceride and diglyceride, and I do not know whether the source is vegetable or animal, so it is difficult for me to buy food.