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Smile Hi Bryanna. (Xylitol,and Probiotics)
I've been taking a probiotic recently,and stopped taking Xylitol because I thought that it might kill the healthy bacteria in my gut.

I've done a little research,but I can't find the answer.

Is it ok to take Xylitol,and Probiotics? Brokenfriend
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