Probiotics

[Guest guest]

I also really like Dr. Okihira's at iherb. It doesn't list as high of a

count, but it packs a punch.

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On Behalf Of McCartney

Sent: Friday, September 18, 2009 6:05 AM

Subject: Re: [ ] Probiotics

I take Stabilized Acidophilus by NOW Foods. They don't require

refrigeration. Recent studies say probiotics should be taken after a meal,

but you could try on an empty stomach and after meals.

There's Jarrow brand that's supposed to be good, and it's enteric coated.

Called Jarro-dophilus EPS. It's strep-free.

Culturelle is another good one, but some people have problems with it.

They can all be found at iherb.com.

On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 3:04 AM, osamuyi05 <osamuyi05@...

<mailto:osamuyi05%40> > wrote:

> I have been searching for a Probiotic product that will survive the stages

> of Storage, Shipping & Shelving before it gets to the G.I of my two son's

(8

> & 6yrs old) with Autism.

> Your feed-backs will be highly appreciated.

>

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We use this one. Not too expensive and doesn't need refrigeration. We

refrigerate it anyway after we get it.

http://www.vitacost.com/NSI-Probiotic-10-20

TJ

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From: osamuyi05 <osamuyi05@...>

Sent: Friday, September 18, 2009 12:04:54 AM

Subject: [ ] Probiotics

 

I have been searching for a Probiotic product that will survive the stages of

Storage, Shipping & Shelving before it gets to the G.I of my two son's (8 & 6yrs

old) with Autism.

Your feed-backs will be highly appreciated.

[Guest guest]

I'm going to order this one next, it looks great and good price for what you're

getting...

http://www.swansonvitamins.com/SWL008/ItemDetail?n=4294967191

Right now I am using the expensive probiotics, but I cannot see keeping this up.

>

> I have been searching for a Probiotic product that will survive the stages of

Storage, Shipping & Shelving before it gets to the G.I of my two son's (8 & 6yrs

old) with Autism.

> Your feed-backs will be highly appreciated.

>

[Guest guest]

you might want to research titanium dioxide before you buy that probiotic. I'm

not sure if that is something good for our kids or not. We all have to be so

careful what we give them.

Janet

[ ] Re: Probiotics

I'm going to order this one next, it looks great and good price for what you're

getting...

http://www.swansonvitamins.com/SWL008/ItemDetail?n=4294967191

Right now I am using the expensive probiotics, but I cannot see keeping this up.

>

> I have been searching for a Probiotic product that will survive the stages of

Storage, Shipping & Shelving before it gets to the G.I of my two son's (8 & 6yrs

old) with Autism.

> Your feed-backs will be highly appreciated.

>

[Guest guest]

Our whole family takes probiotics from Mercola.com

http://products.mercola.com/probiotics/

>

> What does everyone use for probiotics. I just had someone recommend

Culturelle, but I thought it only had one strain of bacteria and a smaller live

count. We had used Yum-yums in the past but I wondered what everyone thought?

>

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Ros,

 

I couldn't use the oregano oil, same with olive oil and some other stuff. No MSM

for me neither, most people can take it it makes me sick. Hope you stay well. I

had to take Ketoconazole for 6 weeks. My doctor monitored me closely with blood

test and a ct-scan.

 

Eva 

 

From: lind Gittings <rosalig@...>

Subject: rheumatic Probiotics

rheumatic

Date: Sunday, November 1, 2009, 6:18 PM

 

Hi Eva

Thanks for the thought. Yes, I've been on 50-100 billion good

bacteria a day for the last four years. And other herbs like Pau

D'arco, olive leaf extract, oregano oil for a short time (which

wasn't good for my bowel). Also l-glutamine, candida diet, and

nystatin and Diflucan periodically. Doing all I can but my liver's

not too good so doc doesn't want to use Ketoconazole or heavier

drugs. Neither do I. But life is fine with not much pain. I'm not

complaining!

Ros

[Guest guest]

pro means good - it is good bacteria

you might see bad bacteria being killed by them, so some tiredness or anxiety

But if that is what you are seeing you are going to get big improvements every

day so its all good

what side effects are you seeing

autism treatment

From: sajeelshafiq@...

Date: Tue, 1 Dec 2009 14:03:42 -0800

Subject: [ ] Probiotics

Does probiotics have any side affects.

Sajeel

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our son had side effects from the d lactate so we switched over to custom

probiotics d lactate free and it fixed it.

that is the only probiotic he can tolerate.

[Guest guest]

> Does probiotics have any side affects.

If you have a strep child, giving a probiotic with " good strep " strains can

cause major problems.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Joy, I had been using Kyo-Dophilus 1.5 Billion Cells for the last year or so, but someone said to get a higher culture so I just got NOW Foods 8 Billion Culture Cells per capsule. Just looking at my NOW product, it says refrigerate. So in the refrigerator. This seems to be a nice product and Swansons has good prices. .

I know there are products that need refrigeration that are sold in the refrigerated section at health food stores. There is one in particular but I can't think of the name...it's a bit pricey and I may try it some day. joyce

It will good to hear from others.

[low dose naltrexone] probiotics

What's a good probiotic to use with LDN? thanks....Joy

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[Guest guest]

Gr8-Dophilus, a NOW product, is enteric coated so it delivers it's eight

strains of 4 billion probiotics directly to the intestine and requires no

refrigeration. I get mine at iHerb.com. It's been said that immune health

begins in the gut. I think probiotics have help me.

JOYCE MARTINO wrote:

> Joy, I had been using Kyo-Dophilus 1.5 Billion Cells for the last year

> or so, but someone said to get a higher culture so I just got NOW

> Foods 8 Billion Culture Cells per capsule. Just looking at my NOW

> product, it says refrigerate. So in the refrigerator. This seems to be

> a nice product and Swansons has good prices. .

> I know there are products that need refrigeration that are sold in the

> refrigerated section at health food stores. There is one in particular

> but I can't think of the name...it's a bit pricey and I may try it

> some day. joyce

> It will good to hear from others.

>

> * [low dose naltrexone] probiotics

>

> What's a good probiotic to use with LDN? thanks....Joy

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What's a good probiotic to use with LDN? thanks....Joy

I use Udo's Choice super 8 Hi-Potency Probiotic. I pick it up from my Chiro's office and it only cost abut $20/month. Seems to be a good product, my digestive system has calmed down a lot compared to the past!

[Guest guest]

For my son who is proned to clostridia ...cultrelle(adult) helps the

constipation but my daughter needs things from the bifidum family so the attune

candy bars(like 5 yogurts) works for her

PWC

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From: phylc888 <phyllisccook@...>

Sent: Thu, May 6, 2010 8:51:02 AM

Subject: [ ] probiotics

 

Im looking for a probiotic for a child that have difficulty going. It seems all

the ones I try are binding or cause constipation. Any experiences with

probiotics that aren't going to make constipation worse?

[Guest guest]

Culturelle worked well for us along with Custom Probiotics CP-1.

Bacteria seemed to be the main cause of my son's constipation.

Karla

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>

> Im looking for a probiotic for a child that have difficulty going. It seems

all the ones I try are binding or cause constipation. Any experiences with

probiotics that aren't going to make constipation worse?

>

[Guest guest]

maybe ill try the culturelle again. last time it caused constipation.

> >

> >

> > Im looking for a probiotic for a child that have difficulty going. It seems

all the ones I try are binding or cause constipation. Any experiences with

probiotics that aren't going to make constipation worse?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

PRObiotics only increase the GOOD bacteria! So from my understanding, they are

all safe to use. It's ANTIbiotics that we need to be very careful about. I have

also heard the acidophilus is the best one for treating yeast infections.

-Christie

>

> I was wondering if anyone thought there might be certain strains of probiotics

that increase yeast or bacteria? And if so which ones?

>

[Guest guest]

Probiotics with strep... strain make my child rage. We use Culturelle and do

not have any problems with it. It is also GFCF.

> >

> > I was wondering if anyone thought there might be certain strains of

probiotics that increase yeast or bacteria? And if so which ones?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I would see a doctor and do some food allergy testing. Are you using digestive

enzymes?

Tammy

[ ] Probiotics

I've been doing alot of research because my son has yeast and acid reflux

problems. I found out that probiotics can cause acid reflux, as well as eggs,

chicken, beef and some nuts. I can't continue with the SCDiet because these

foods are causing acid reflux, I just can't go with the foods that cause yeast

but acid reflux as well. I just don't know what I'm going to feed my son. I

welcome any suggestions.

Thank you.

Jeanne

[Guest guest]

This happened for my son on SCD we stopp it as the reflux came back and hi is on

GFCF diet and hi is doing beter SCD diet did reflux to be back was gon for a

year ad weight loss wich hi didnot gain back i have stop the diet after 2 months

not for my son.

From: Jeanne <jeannebee2008@...>

Subject: [ ] Probiotics

Autism-mercury , pecanbread

Date: Thursday, 18 November, 2010, 19:01

 

I've been doing alot of research because my son has yeast and acid reflux

problems.  I found out that probiotics can cause acid reflux, as well as eggs,

chicken, beef and some nuts.  I can't continue with the SCDiet because these

foods are causing acid reflux, I just can't go with the foods that cause yeast

but acid reflux as well.  I just don't know what I'm going to feed my son.  I

welcome any suggestions.

Thank you.

Jeanne

[Guest guest]

My 15 yo has been GFCF since age 5yo but not SCD. He can eat potatoes and

Canadian Bacon or Ham without too much reflux. Most other foods do cause

reflux. Culturelle probiotic does not cause reflux and it helps him a lot.

Probiotics with strep strains in them do cause reflux - at least the Kirkman

brand does.

Deb

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>

> From: Jeanne <jeannebee2008@...>

> Subject: [ ] Probiotics

> Autism-mercury , pecanbread

> Date: Thursday, 18 November, 2010, 19:01

>

>

>  

>

>

>

> I've been doing alot of research because my son has yeast and acid reflux

> problems.  I found out that probiotics can cause acid reflux, as well as

eggs,

> chicken, beef and some nuts.  I can't continue with the SCDiet because these

> foods are causing acid reflux, I just can't go with the foods that cause yeast

> but acid reflux as well.  I just don't know what I'm going to feed my son. 

I

> welcome any suggestions.

> Thank you.

> Jeanne

>

>

[Guest guest]

This is just pure speculation, but I'm raising betta fish fry and having pretty

good luck - none of them are getting sick or anything. I met someone who has

been doing it for years and hasn't had as good luck. He thought maybe it was

what I was feeding them. I've been feeding mine a kind of nematode (small worm)

that lives on a grain/yeast mixture. They actually eat the yeast and bacteria

that grow in the culture.

When you mix the grains and yeast (I used either oats or barley flour) you get

all the wild bacteria that are also in sourdough. I'm starting to wonder if part

of the reason my fish are doing so well is the probiotic effect of all these

" sourdough " bacteria that get in the water because they're covering the

nematodes.

Many professional breeders say you're lucky if half the fry make it to

adulthood. Out of a spawn of around 200 I think so far we've only lost around

12. Since the male betta fish each need their own container as they get bigger,

it's kind of a problem!

I also wanted to share we put our dogs on a very low carb but fairly high fat

diet when we switched them away from commercial dog food. They're both losing

weight (they were fat). They don't seem hungry much of the time, just at

mealtime. It's got me inspired to try again at the Eat Fat, Lose Fat thing.

[Guest guest]

i recommend probiotic pearls by phytopharmica- dont beleive all the hype about the refrigerator -its a myththis stuff works great- i had samples and gave them to a friend for her daughter who was being treated with heavy doses of doxy and she did great. i've had friends with all kinds of belly issues who's issues went away with one a day.also a big fan of aloe for a few weeks just to get the gut on the road to healingcyndiOn Apr 1, 2011, at 7:53 AM, aly ashour wrote:Hi All, I had MS 8 years ago and I want to know if someone has tried any good brand of Probiotic, I made my search and tried Now 3 Billion but it made me constipated, though I appreciate any advice of any good brand that I can take with LDN Thanks and Best regards Aly Ashour

[Guest guest]

I have tried many brands of probiotics and the ones I found work the best are from custom probiotics (www.customprobiotics.com). When you call they can recommend which strasins are best for you. I have no financial interest in this company. They have made a huge difference for me. Also use magnesium glycinate for constipation. janFrom: aly ashour

<aly_ashour_1980@...>low dose naltrexone Sent: Fri, April 1, 2011 5:53:49 AMSubject: [low dose naltrexone] Probiotics

Hi All, I had MS 8 years ago and I want to know if someone has tried any good brand of Probiotic, I made my search and tried Now 3 Billion but it made me constipated, though I appreciate any advice of any good brand that I can take with LDN Thanks and Best regards Aly Ashour

[Guest guest]

If you have constipation you might want to use another form of

magnesium,

like the citrate form, instead of mag. glycinate which doesn't loosen

stools.

like other forms. Do a search.

Jan C wrote:

 

I have tried many brands of probiotics and the ones I

found work the best are from custom probiotics (www.customprobiotics.com).

When you call they can recommend which strasins are best for you. I

have no financial interest in this company. They have made a huge

difference for me.  Also use magnesium glycinate for constipation. jan

From: aly

ashour <aly_ashour_1980@...>

To:

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Fri, April 1,

2011 5:53:49 AM

Subject:

[low dose naltrexone] Probiotics

 

Hi

All,

I had MS 8 years ago and I want to know if someone has tried any good

brand of Probiotic, I made my

search and tried Now 3 Billion

but it made me constipated, though I appreciate any advice of any good

brand that I can take with LDN

Thanks and Best regards

Aly Ashour

[Guest guest]

My Doc has me brewing Rejuvelac to get real living multi-strain bacteria. Very easy and inexpensive to make.

I like making it with rye - better taste - althiugh it can be made from other grains.

Harry

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Probiotics

there are a lot of health food stores that insist the only probiotics that work are the kind that are in the fridge -thats the hype.

i also recommend aloe juice just like 30 cc 's in the evening for a few weeks to help heal the gut.

and if your taking fiber you must drink drink drink

cyndi

On Apr 1, 2011, at 12:23 PM, Baker wrote:

I'm not sure what "hype" about the refrigerator you are referring to, but unless a probiotic product is specifically formulated not to require it, the product will require refrigeration or it will lose potency.The pearl-type products are formulated not to require refrigeration. Regular capsules or powder are not. I prefer the less expensive choices in my supplements and therefore continue to choose the capsules and powder, but for travel the pearls are great.Aly, you can take any type of probiotic that you wish with LDN and don't worry about that aspect. I'm not sure why the probiotics would be causing constipation, but they do cure diarrhea. Are you getting enough pure water and fiber? You might want to try adding those things.-->i recommend probiotic pearls by phytopharmica- dont beleive all the hype >about the refrigerator -its a myth>this stuff works great- i had samples and gave them to a friend for her >daughter who was being treated with heavy doses of doxy and she did great. >i've had friends with all kinds of belly issues who's issues went away >with one a day.>also a big fan of aloe for a few weeks just to get the gut on the road to >healing>cyndi>On Apr 1, 2011, at 7:53 AM, aly ashour wrote:>>>>>Hi All,>>>>I had MS 8 years ago and I want to know if someone has tried any good >>brand of Probiotic, I made my search and tried Now 3 Billion but it made >>me constipated, though I appreciate any advice of any good brand that I >>can take with LDN>>>>Thanks and Best regards>>Aly Ashour~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~--A.J. Muste