Dosage and timing for Kyodophilis

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Hi Listmates,

Can anyone tell me when probiotics (e.g.,Kyodophilis) should be taken

and the number of capsules for a 70 pound child? Thanks !

Diane

[Guest guest]

You may want to start out w/1/2 a capsule w/breakfast

and dinner over a couple of weeks, then work up to a

capsule.

My boys don't seem to tolerate a whole capsule too

well but they're only 42 & 50 lbs. However, they

should be able to.

I think it's about slowly working up to a full one

twice a day over a couple of weeks period to prevent

too harsh of a die-off of other bacteria.

HTH-

--- djwakely789 <djwakely@...> wrote:

> Hi Listmates,

> Can anyone tell me when probiotics

> (e.g.,Kyodophilis) should be taken

> and the number of capsules for a 70 pound child?

> Thanks !

>

> Diane

>

>

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What are signs of not tolerating a probiotic?

Kristy

Re: Dosage and timing for Kyodophilis

You may want to start out w/1/2 a capsule w/breakfast

and dinner over a couple of weeks, then work up to a

capsule.

My boys don't seem to tolerate a whole capsule too

well but they're only 42 & 50 lbs. However, they

should be able to.

I think it's about slowly working up to a full one

twice a day over a couple of weeks period to prevent

too harsh of a die-off of other bacteria.

HTH-

--- djwakely789 <djwakely@...> wrote:

> Hi Listmates,

> Can anyone tell me when probiotics

> (e.g.,Kyodophilis) should be taken

> and the number of capsules for a 70 pound child?

> Thanks !

>

> Diane

>

>

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[Guest guest]

In my experience, the main 'intolerance' has been

increasing OCD, anxiety, and aggrevating restless leg

type symptoms. I have a history of PANDAS, though, so

I'm quite prone to that.

If you see negative behavior changes that don't go

away in a couple of weeks, that could be triggered by

a probiotic. Also, stomach problems, I think. But

not necessarily when you first get started ... if you

have yeast in the gut and start adding probiotics,

some may get a mild die-off, some diahhrea (but

probably not terrible), some gas, and feel pretty

yucky. Most of the time, that would ease up as good

bacteria get established.

If you choose a good acidophilus without a dairy base,

or use Kyodophilus - good for most but not for a few,

you should be okay. Really, unless your child is very

highly reactive, you would see good things rather than

bad. But limiting the strains (one acidophilus, or

the 3 gentle ones in kyodophilus), you're reducing the

risk of intolerance.

HTH-

--- Kristy Nardini <krnardini@...> wrote:

> What are signs of not tolerating a probiotic?

>

> Kristy

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