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Originally Posted by Blackfeather
With all the science out there indicating a link between a disturbed intestinal microbiome and Parkinson's disease and constipation, I would think probiotic would prove useful. In fact, probiotics work well for me. I use a quarter teaspoon of a powdered probiotic daily and this is all I need.
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Probiotics used to work very well for me, and reliably so, especially a fermented one called "BioKplus". Unfortunately, after I tapered off Citalopram (an antidepressant/antihistiamine) I developed severe food intolerances, including the probiotic. (query mast cell disorder) There are so many twists and turns in the way this disease is "treated" that we cant count on anything to work all the time. I have found the neurologists to be pretty useless.