Experiences with

Acidophilus

I take iron daily (away from other meds and calcium) and I take vitamin D spray and chewable Acidophilus. I avoid lactose and am fine with wholemeal gluten products. I was taking Wokhardt a few weeks ago and didn’t have bloating issues.

I have always used Holland & Barrett Mega Acidophilus with pectin and I generally find it helps but still get pellet sized bowel movements and diarrhea occasionally. I also still get bloating (not always painful). So I have started also taking Optibac as well saccharomyces boulardii probiotic.

I've been told that maybe taking acidophilus tablets might help with acid / bile reflux, along with all the other methods we do. Has anyone had any experience with these? Many thanks June

I was taking acidophilus for 4 year's but decided to give Alfloex a go. Can anyone let me know their experience of it please, as I don't want to give up. I have ibs d. Thanks Claire xx

I used to take acidophilus and entersol gel, but have stopped taking them for the trial. Thanks Claire xx

I was wondering about this supplement. As it is supoosed to help boost friendly gut bacteria and sometimes gut problems can cause RLS - think I have that right. I would welcome views on whether this might be helpful to take or if any research has been done regarding this suplement?

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j) 30 billion probiotic just finished (one month) ... just started Probiotic Acidophilus 3 billion Live - first thing each morning with Coconut Kefir Yoghurt Currently looking at: DHEA, L-Tyrosine, Acetyl-L-Carnitine, Panax Ginseng, Gingko Biloba, Tribulus, and Ashwagandha (potentially upset hormone

Please advise when to take Acidophilus as it says on the bottle to take on an empty stomach first thing in the morning, but I take my thyroid meds then. Thank you for any advise on this.

Nothing seemed to work so I decided to try Acidophilus ( good bacteria) 3million strength 2 per day. My pains have completed gone now. By the way they are on sale at the moment £8.99 for 60 plus buy extra bottle for 1p at a certain high street health shop. They are also vegetarian.

Swiss Lab 12 billion: •Bifidobactérium breve (HA-129) 0.03 milliards d’UFC •Bifidobactérium longum subsp (HA-135) . 0.09 milliards d’UFC •Lactobacillus acidophilus (HA-122) 0.03 milliards d’UFC •Lactobacillus helvelicus (HA-501) 0.012 milliards d’UFC •Lactobacillus paracasei (HA-196) 8.598

Low levels of lactobacillus acidophilus. Low levels of protease enzyme, the break down of proteins. Also did a separate test what's called a spit test. Leaving a glass of water over night, once woken up in the morning spit into the glass of water leaving it for 10-20 mins.

L-Methylfolate 400 ug Bio-Selenium 100 ug + Zinc 15 mg Acidophilus Plus and kombucha to maintain my gut flora/pro biotics. I am vegetarian and I have been gluten free for 2 years, which does seem to be helping to avoid bloating and immune problems, and my weight seems about right too.

Maybe at lunch with the selenium, vitamin D and acidophilus? My CRP and creatinine always seem to be at the top of the range which concerns me.

I've tried: Buscopan Peppermint oil Peppermint tea Simethicone Acidophilus Nothing seems to work. Doctor's told me there's not a pill that will fix this & to increase my activity. He's referred me back to gastro now. I've had to give up my job cause I cannot deal.

Choose a probiotic with a variety of strains, especially L. acidophilus, B. Longum, B. bifidum, L. rhamnosus, and L. fermentum. Take anywhere between five and 25 billion CFUs of a broad-spectrum formula, half an hour before or with breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

If so, is it better to take oral lactobacillus acidophilus tablets or to eat yoghurt? The pills aren't cheap but if they work better than eating yogurt i would buy them.

.: L. acidophilus L. bulgaricus, L. plantarum, L. caret, L. pentoaceticus, L brevis and L. thermophilus https://parkinson.org/blog/whats-hot/Whats-Hot-in-PD-The-Not-So-Hidden-Viruses-Parkinson-Disease-Microbiome

Since the cortisol results, my GP recommended I take Zinc, Acidophilus and Digestive Enzymes supplements, which I have been taking for 2 weeks After these results I am aware that my B12 is too high so I plan to reduce my supplement for this (or maybe stop taking) I am hoping to see my Private Homeopath

I was taking selenium, inositol, magnesium, zinc, Vit B complex, D+ K2 and acidophilus. Mainly I just take selenium, inositol, D+ K2 and acidophilus. I added Vit b complex, magnesium and zinc about a 10 days ago the last time was Tuesday night.