Re: Three lac question---Colleen, others

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There is a kirkman gold capsule that you can open up and put in water, etc

with no taste. I too felt the same about the Three lac, I felt it upset my

child's stomach more and he hated it, also I felt it made him more agitated.

Just my experience, I am sure others swear by it. Jen

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Thanks so much!

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> Liz,

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> My DAN! tested this probiotic and was impressed with it keeping the

yeast in

> check. When she took Charlie off of the yeast detox, she said that

we must

> keep him on this specific one. I take it myself.

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> The other good one to look at ( Iam not sure if it is GFCF ) is

BioK +.

> LenandJoe.com reccommend it. My dad takes that.

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> My two cents.

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> Colleen

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> We use the kirkman gold chewable for celiac daughter who requests

it

> but I am trying to use something else. I have read chewables

usually

> don't get to the end of the bowel and that seems to be her issue.

> Unfortunately I have yet to succeed in getting her to take

> nonchewables.

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> and I do great on the genestra probiotic that is made for

the

> GFCF diet. I am not inclined to change that but a while ago I spent

a

> small fortune on some sort of threelac kit with enzymes and some

> other oxygenation stuff. I am usually not that wacky (hard to sell

> here I am sure) but I recall it as an emotional purchase. I take

> everything I give my kids first to see how it feels. I did not take

> threelac since the package seemed to have a lot of warnings,

> mentioned continuous use was necessary, etc. I recall threelac is

> supposed to be the one that keeps yeast most in check. Yeast is an

> issue of ours but it is controlled well at the moment by coconut

oil.

> I am not inclined to have any of us sign on to this at this point

but

> since I bought it I want to know from those using it what is behind

> all the warnings that don't appear on all the other stuff I have

> bought.

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> I get that this stuff is unregulated and we all have to go into

these

> things with eyes wide open. Thing is, as a lawyer and paranoid mom,

> seeing all those warnings on an unregulated product made me think:

> What precipitated this?

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> Plus, I know McCarthy spoke of it in her book. I am grateful

> for what she has done. I noticed her son had much more extreme

issues

> than us and think what may be right for him may not be right for

us.

> So hard to know and what he may need long-term we may benefit from

> also but in smaller amounts or for a shoter time-frame.

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> I have read on this board before that all probiotics are not the

> same. When I asked the GI what to use they said, " Something

> compatible with GFCF and containing lactobacillus. " A friend read a

> book on probiotics and told me to stay away from " signature

blends. "

> Anyone have any additional intel I should know? I also heard

rotation

> of them is good. I tend to be a rotation fan anyway...you can't hit

a

> moving target right?

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