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Can you be more specific about Dr. Shoemaker's quote? In the case of

ecoli, probiotics will take too long to rid the body of the bacteria.

You need to take probiotics along with and after a bout of

antibiotics. Many doctors don't prescribe probiotics because they're

not well trained in homeopathic medicine. The other point in taking

what the doctor prescribes is that if you're in pain, you don't want

to prolong the agony or risk the bacteria going into a major organ.

Proper diet is key to all of our ills. Read up on ph levels.

Barth

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BBW> Anne and a, Can someone help me with this subject? What's wrong

with one antibiotic over another? Can't you just take probiotics to offset loss

of beneficial bacteria, and don't you

BBW> think that perhaps hydrocordizone may be the real troublemaker in the

threesome below, since aren't they what is described as " throwing gas on a fire "

by ... " someone " ...can't remember right now,

BBW> Shoemaker I think.

BBW>

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>> I found out today that I not only have ecoli, but I have strep group D and

the doctor wants me to either take cipro or Nitrofurandton

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>> Can someone tell me if these are mold friendly. I am nervous about taking

them since I have gut inflammation from taking 3 different antiboitics in April

and then hydrocortisone.

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>> Thanks

>>

>> Ann

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and i will say that although antibiotics make mold illness worse (tho with

probiotics i've personallt\y mitigated the damage), having anything that is

suppressing your immune system like an infection, can worsen mold illness too.

Can you be more specific about Dr. Shoemaker's quote? In the case of

ecoli, probiotics will take too long to rid the body of the bacteria.

You need to take probiotics along with and after a bout of

antibiotics. Many doctors don't prescribe probiotics because they're

not well trained in homeopathic medicine. The other point in taking

what the doctor prescribes is that if you're in pain, you don't want

to prolong the agony or risk the bacteria going into a major organ.

Proper diet is key to all of our ills. Read up on ph levels.

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