Re: Re: What to do if you cant tolerate probiotics - psyllium

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> ====Yes, that is when we see them about an hour or two after

taking the probiotic. What brand of psyllium do you use?

I use Konsyl brand (sold in drugstores or online). I didn't feel

that Yerba Prima was " clean " (smells and tastes weird) and NOW foods

" Whole Psyllium Husks " required a much larger dose to get the same

grams of fiber. I think those are the only ones I've tried.

====>Thanks, ,

I actually went on their website and they have a free 7 day trial. Have you

ever used the capsules? And are you at all concerned about developing a

dependency on this product?

I have read somethings on a site called Fiber Menace that reports that fiber

is not good for the digestion in some way that I fail to understand.

But I'm betting you're correct about this being her problem.

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Thanks, ,

I'll look for that brand, we don't have a Whole Foods here, I don't think, but

maybe I can find it elsewhere.

Re: What to do if you cant tolerate

probiotics - psyllium

/Ladyshrink

IF I may interject

Whole foods makes an organic " Smooth Move Brand " psyllium that i have

found to work very well. It does say its Psyllium Whole Husks

though....I think the Yerba Prima has rancidity issues if this is the

brand I am thinking of.

>>> In frequent-dose-chelation , <Ladyshrink111@>

wrote:

>>> ====Yes, that is when we see them about an hour or two after

>>> taking the probiotic. What brand of psyllium do you use?

> I use Konsyl brand (sold in drugstores or online). I didn't feel

> that Yerba Prima was " clean " (smells and tastes weird) and NOW

> foods " Whole Psyllium Husks " required a much larger dose to get

> the same grams of fiber. I think those are the only ones I've

> tried.

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