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Need A Probiotic Withoug Gluten, Soy, Corn, Dairy

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glutenfree4mykid Newbie
glutenfree4mykid
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probiotics  debate::::::  I think we all have  ones  that  work  for  us &  some  may work wonders  for some  & for  others  not  so much.... for  me  Culturelle  is one  that  didn't  work for me. I had  no health issues  with it  , it  just  didn't help me.....

I  do  believe  we  should  switch  probiotics  on  & off  giving  the  body  different  strains   &  amounts....we  become  accustomed to  the  same  probiotic  so  a  rotation  is  very  helpful keeping  the  gut  healthy & happy...

Probiotics  have  a  wide  range  of  strains,  and a   wider  range  in price!!!!!  more  expensive  doesn't  mean better & cheaper  brands  doesn't mean less effective.. Our  bodies  tell  us    what  works  for  that  body......

The only  thing  I've  heard  from many  doctors  is  take it  on an  empty  stomach....

Digestive  enzymes  ( which I think  are  as  important)  are  taken  before  meals...

 

Just  my two  cents.....

thank you! this is good information. it totally makes sense that switching our probiotic now and then would be beneficial. 

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glutenfree4mykid Newbie
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has anyone taken or heard of the prescription probiotic VSL #3 DS? 

mamaw Community Regular
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You are  so welcome.....as  with  everything  in life,, one  size  doesn't always fit all....

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patc Newbie
patc
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Mercola.com Probiotics are what I take and they are the only kind I can take without any reaction--I am a highly sensitive Celiac.

I am looking for one that isn't so expensive (at $65US) though.

 

bartfull Rising Star
bartfull
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I take these: Open Original Shared Link No gluten, corn, soy dairy, sugar, artificial flavors or artificial colors.

Ankur Newbie
Ankur
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I recently started using Open Original Shared Linkand it is working really well for me. It is Free Of Sugar, salt, yeast, wheat, starch, corn, fish, shellfish, nuts, tree nuts and egg. But this place seems to have a bunch of options Open Original Shared Link. Hopefully you find what fits your need. 

 

 

tshep Newbie
tshep
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I give my daughter Raw probiotics  (the one for kids) by Garden of Life. No gluten, no dairy, no soy, no corn. All fruit and vegetable sources.

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I'm a fan of Prescript Assist. 

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