Re: Houston chewable children's probiotic

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathy, Where did you get the childrens probiotic chewables from?

It would be so much easier then the power...mind you I am not having

much luck with chewables...lol

thanks a

>

> I got the grape-flavored children's probiotic and tried one with

Ben today as a reward for

> finishing Jellyfish Fields on his favorite computer game...he

seemed to like it, and better yet,

> there were no obvious negative behavioral or gut consequences that

I could see. He really

> was a good boy all day. (Well, except when we were down by the

boat ramp at Silver River

> State Park and he suddenly was undressed to his underwear before I

could say no and get the

> dogs tied up, but we managed that. They changed the place we hiked

to...used to have a

> place you could put your feet in the water, but now a very slippery

boat ramp right down into

> the river...scarey moment for grandma who was trying to tie up the

dogs and restrain the kid

> from jumping or slipping in all at once.) Priscilla (larger female

ie) was scared and

> wanted to go in the other direction...there were also probably

alligators around, so I didn't

> want the dogs to get loose.

>

> Peace,

> Kathy E.

>

[Guest guest]

I got them from Houston Nutraceuticals...heard they existed on this board, so I

called

them even though I had a terrible time finding them on their website (they are

there,

maybe in the product list just before ordering, but hard to find). They sent

them out and

they got here in two days.

They contain Microencapsulated Children's Acidophilus, proprietary probiotic

blend

yielding 1 billion viable cells, 10 mg...Lactobacilli acidophilus, Lactobacilli

rhamnosus, and

Bifidobacterium longum. They also contain sorbitol, xylitol, maltodextrin,

stearic acid,

palmitic acid, natural grape flavor, microcrystaline cellulose, citic acid,

magnesium

stearate, ascorbic acid (as a preservative) and natural color. Contains no

added wheat,

salt, yeast, soy, preservatives, artificial colors or flavors. " Institut

Rossell of Montreal,

Canada, a world leader in probiotics, manufactures our Children's Acidophilus

through a

proprietary process that ensures the survivability of the cells at room

temperature.

Therefore, this product does not require refrigeration. Product of Canada,

formulated for

Houston Nutraceuticals, Inc.

It doesn't say, and I wouldn't suggest that this product is necessarily CF, but

probably at

least as safe as yogurt. Maybe if you are CF, should give with AFP Protease.

Maltodextrin

is OK usually on GF diets. He liked it OK but then I gave it to him as a reward

for finishing

Jellyfish Fields, 25 levels....I have no idea how this kid is able to complete

these adult

computer games from Nick.com but I don't think it is hurting his brain/eye

coordination or

even visual vestibular issues any. That's what I did with his dad when he had

serious

dysgraphia--got him Nintendo.

Peace,

Kathy E.

> >

> > I got the grape-flavored children's probiotic and tried one with

> Ben today as a reward for

> > finishing Jellyfish Fields on his favorite computer game...he

> seemed to like it, and better yet,

> > there were no obvious negative behavioral or gut consequences that

> I could see. He really

> > was a good boy all day. (Well, except when we were down by the

> boat ramp at Silver River

> > State Park and he suddenly was undressed to his underwear before I

> could say no and get the

> > dogs tied up, but we managed that. They changed the place we hiked

> to...used to have a

> > place you could put your feet in the water, but now a very slippery

> boat ramp right down into

> > the river...scarey moment for grandma who was trying to tie up the

> dogs and restrain the kid

> > from jumping or slipping in all at once.) Priscilla (larger female

> ie) was scared and

> > wanted to go in the other direction...there were also probably

> alligators around, so I didn't

> > want the dogs to get loose.

> >

> > Peace,

> > Kathy E.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Just a note - my son loves the KAL black cherry flavored probiotic

chewables. He would eat more if I let him!!!Good luck!

Susi

> >

> > I got the grape-flavored children's probiotic and tried one with

> Ben today as a reward for

> > finishing Jellyfish Fields on his favorite computer game...he

> seemed to like it, and better yet,

> > there were no obvious negative behavioral or gut consequences

that

> I could see. He really

> > was a good boy all day. (Well, except when we were down by the

> boat ramp at Silver River

> > State Park and he suddenly was undressed to his underwear before

I

> could say no and get the

> > dogs tied up, but we managed that. They changed the place we

hiked

> to...used to have a

> > place you could put your feet in the water, but now a very

slippery

> boat ramp right down into

> > the river...scarey moment for grandma who was trying to tie up

the

> dogs and restrain the kid

> > from jumping or slipping in all at once.) Priscilla (larger

female

> ie) was scared and

> > wanted to go in the other direction...there were also probably

> alligators around, so I didn't

> > want the dogs to get loose.

> >

> > Peace,

> > Kathy E.

> >

>