Re: Lactococcus strains in probiotic

[Guest guest]

I did some more research and found that it was formerly known as Streptococcus

lactis. I think I posted that already. My brain is so foggy sometimes, sorry.

Should it still be considered a Strep strain? Would it cause problems?

I am having the hardest time finding a good probiotic that contains NO inulin,

FOS, or strep strains. I am looking for one with high Bifidobacterium because

it seems to help me with constipation.

paula

[Guest guest]

Maybe try MindLinx.

http://www.illnessisoptional.com/ace/product.asp?ProdID=18385 & CtgID=

http://www.millnut.com/HLC-Mind-Linx_p_96.html

>

> I did some more research and found that it was formerly known as Streptococcus

lactis. I think I posted that already. My brain is so foggy sometimes, sorry.

>

> Should it still be considered a Strep strain? Would it cause problems?

>

> I am having the hardest time finding a good probiotic that contains NO inulin,

FOS, or strep strains. I am looking for one with high Bifidobacterium because

it seems to help me with constipation.

>

> paula

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Maybe try MindLinx.

>

> http://www.illnessisoptional.com/ace/product.asp?ProdID=18385 & CtgID=

>

> http://www.millnut.com/HLC-Mind-Linx_p_96.html

>

>

Thanks for the links. I'll check it out!

paula

[Guest guest]

> I did some more research and found that it was formerly known as Streptococcus

lactis. I think I posted that already. My brain is so foggy sometimes, sorry.

> Should it still be considered a Strep strain? Would it cause problems?

Yes

Dana