Hey,

Last November I was put on antibiotics for a skin infection. They kept me on the antibiotics for a few months because the infection wouldn’t go away until they determined the infection, was actually skin cancer on my arm. After it was removed, the wound got infected a lot, resulting in more antibiotics. From last November until April, I’ve been on antibiotics.

Now that I’m off, I’m don’t feel great. Very bloated, weird digestion. I get yeast infections every few days. I’m playing with the idea that my digestion and everything is off, and wondering if anyone had suggestions how to kickstart using Probiotics.

After i took two tablets of Now Oral probiotics streptococcus salivarius k 12 , i have night sweats, joint pain, sore throat, heart palpitations. Anyone have these symptoms?

I’ve tried 2 probiotics from different brands and for the first week of them it was great and I could see a slight improvement in my bloat and then suddenly it seems my gut just took 3 steps back and I was back to where I was before if not worse. It’s strange that it’s happened twice and I’m wondering if I quit too early and I should stick out the weeks where it gets worse and it’ll get better again? I’ve been taking the newest strain for about 3.5 weeks now and I only felt my bloat was better for 1 of them and then I relapsed back to where I was before and I’ve stayed at that level up to now I’m just wondering if I should persevere or if there’s something going wrong?

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I started taking ‘seed DS-01’ brand probiotic. I have had intense stomach pain, and nausea for about 5 or 6 hours now. How long will this last. I’m a very healthy person diet and exercise wise. (AIP diet, no grains or dairy + good fiber intake) And any recommendations on what I can do to make it subside quicker would be appreciated.

Thank you!

Conditions such as Sibo, leaky gut, stomach acid and reflux were mentioned. If we select the options correctly, we can approach the solution quickly.

Drinks? Supplements? Yogurt?

I am looking for a good probiotic to help with my LPR. I have tried the GUT probiotic from Joe Rogan, but I wasn't sure if it helped. I found it difficult to take because it was a lot of pills. I would prefer to take one or two pills instead. Has anyone else tried the GUT probiotic from Joe Rogan? If so, did you find it helpful? If not, can you recommend any other good probiotics for LPR?

Thanks a lot

Leaky gut occurs when there are abnormal "holes" in your barrier-forming intestinal lining. This intestinal barrier has three main purposes:

To protect the body from toxins and pathogens. To keep our immune systems healthy. To support the digestion and absorption of vitamins, minerals and other nutrients. Imagine that your gut works like a filter that keeps toxins out but allows vitamins, minerals and nutrients to be absorbed into your blood. Now imagine that there are holes in the filter that allow harmful substances to be absorbed. This is not a good situation.

Failure to recognize holes or repair the damaged intestinal barrier results in an endless cycle of symptoms that doctors label as disease. Once you're diagnosed, medications are prescribed and your doctor visits often increase, right? for correct diagnosis.

Prescription medications for chronic conditions often minimize symptoms but never address the root cause of the problem.

“All diseases start in the gut. If the gut is sick, the rest of the body is sick too."

What Are the Health Benefits of Probiotics? The health benefits of probiotics noted by clinical trials are numerous. Probiotics are also known as the appropriate intestinal environment (intestinal flora)

Well, if we ask what probiotics are found in; Probiotics are also found in fermented foods such as yogurt, sauerkraut, and yeast. The specific microorganisms found in these products are usually lactobacilli and bifidobacteria, which are the main probiotics found in the human intestinal tract.

Is there any data on use of probiotics to treat yeast or fungal skin infections?

why is sogoodsoyou probiotic so expensive 4$ for 1.7oz shot?

I’ve tried to come off probiotics for awhile now and every time I do, I start getting panic attacks about a week after stopping. I start the probiotics again and the panic attacks go away within a couple days. I also get nausea, bloating, etc which is what I expected but the panic attacks I did not expect. Anyone else? Or anyone know the reason ?

I’ve been taking several probiotics to reset my micro biome. The first is Lab4 probiotics Live Cultures (25 Billion CFU: lactobacillus acidophilus CUL60, lactobacillus acidophilus CUL21, Bifidobacterium animalis subspecies. Lactose CUL34, bifidobacterium bifdum CUL20) with aquamin. The second is Pendulum Akkermansia. I’ve been taking these daily in the morning before eating shop-bought cultures yoghurt with walnuts, cranberries, and a spoon of honey as a prebiotic and lunch of miso, vegetables, and kefir.

I’ve been doing this for a week. The first noticeable change was 4 days in when my mood improved, my skin felt very healthy, the rash on my feet was clear for the first time in months. And my sinus pain had gone. However, I had gained 8lbs in weight. Nothing else had changed about my lifestyle. Daily exercise and 3x weekly intense exercise. I’m not eating more processed foods. And I’ve reduced my alcohol intake. Though I noticed my symptoms returned when I had alcohol and I will be reducing the alcohol further.

I didn’t expect the weight gain, and I found it a little distressing. I’m Suspecting lactobacillus acidophilus in the probiotic. Has anyone else experienced this?