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#16 IrishHeart

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Posted 09 February 2013 - 02:48 PM

That's my goal. Will probiotics give me that 1?


I think so, yes, IMHO. Dr. Guandalini (Celiac specialist and GI doc) and Dr. Lewey (GI doc) seem to think so as well.There's an article about probiotics and which ones are most useful in that book we talked about on the other thread? Real Life with celiac disease.

In any case, they certainly can't hurt! They're the "good guys". :)

http://thefooddoc.com/probiotic_facts
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Posted 10 February 2013 - 12:47 AM

Probiotics are HUGELY important for me, I'd be non-functional without them. I have also found
that when I started supplementing with (necessary) iron, it slowed things down some too.

I slowed down more when I went entirely grain free a few months ago, wasn't expecting that.
If I start to get too loosey-goosey I take a couple charcoal pills once a day for a few days and
that sets things right.
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Posted 11 February 2013 - 09:13 AM

I think so, yes, IMHO. Dr. Guandalini (Celiac specialist and GI doc) and Dr. Lewey (GI doc) seem to think so as well.There's an article about probiotics and which ones are most useful in that book we talked about on the other thread? Real Life with celiac disease.

In any case, they certainly can't hurt! They're the "good guys". :)

http://thefooddoc.com/probiotic_facts


Great link IH. With graditude.
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