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Old 10-29-2009, 08:42 AM #1
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Default More Priobotics

I've decided to go for it...hee hee
and get on priobotics
Two docs have told me it might be a good idea
Have heard of a good website that sells Swansons Brand..they have their own website.
Has anyone heard of this brand?
What are the best priobotics and what should I be looking for?
BTW, am eating Activia yogurt now and again and am noticing beneifts
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Default I get a lot of supplements through Swanson

--and have generally found them quite good.

Admittedly I haven't tried their probiotics, but have ordered methylcobalamin B12, B-complex, D, Magnesium, calcium, alpha and R-lipoic acid through them, and the quality has been uniformly high.
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There are just so many out there now.

One yogurt that is very good, is the organic Stonyfield brand.
You could get a good dose of Probiotics and 400mg of calcium too! Stonyfield adds inulin also which improves absorption of the calcium.

Many commercial probiotics are expensive. There are more each day. I've seen two commercials recently on TV.. one for Align.
There are some that are "therapeutic" for people with serious gut injuries, or heavy antibiotic use. I don't think those are necessary for most average people however.

There has been one study with people who had pancreatitis, who were given probiotics by the doctors. Some of those patients who were seriously ill, died. So I warn people who are seriously ill to have medical supervision now.
We had a poster long ago at BT PN forum, who claimed that commercial probiotics contain fungal organisms as part of their manufacture. He knew a person with AIDs who was using them,and who died as a result. This means people with reduced immune systems, maybe should not take probiotics without medical supervision, or maybe not at all.
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