Re:Re/ Pulsing Probiotics and Other Beneficial Strains?

[Guest guest]

Carol

There

are only a few probiotic strains that Elaine felt were safe for anyone with a

compromised digestive system, or impaired gut ecology.

In

a yogurt starter, these strains are allowed (not all of them have to be

included): L. Bulgaricus, S. Thermophilus (to coagulate the milk), L. Acidophilus,

L. Casei. I think only one SCD yogurt starter includes L. Casei instead

of L. Acidophilus.

In

a supplement, L. Acidophilus (bacteria), or in some cases S. Boulardii

(yeast), is recommended.

The

rest of the probiotic or beneficial bacteria strains that populate our bodies

will arrive by other means (foods, drinks, air, etc.…) The body

will work to rebalance the gut ecology once the stress on the immune system and

intestinal walls is improved. In other words, we don’t necessarily

need to supplement all the other microorganisms as they’ll show up regardless

[grin].

Kim M.

SCD 6 years

Sphincter of Oddi dysfunction 6+ years

neurological & spinal deterioration 3+ years

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I

know that y'all deal with this question over and over again so I

apologize for it but what other legal strains have folks found to be

helpful?

Thanks so much,

Artful Carol