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Could all pobiotics make me very ill right now???

mommyto2kids

By mommyto2kids
in Food Intolerance & Leaky Gut

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mommyto2kids
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I am wondering if I am reacting to probiotics? I have tried two recently that are supposed to be gluten-free.  As you know, I have been having very bad reactions the last week or two and I just restarted taking probiotics as well. Do you have any thoughts on that? Please let me know what you think. Are there some safe foods with probiotic in them besides dairy? Is there a fool proof way to take probiotics? What do you all take and where do you get it?

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tbiz Newbie
tbiz
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There was a study done recently that showed a bunch of probiotics labeled "gluten free" aren't actually. 

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I drink Kombucha tea, which is both delicious and full of probiotics, with no issue. It is gluten free AND dairy free.

cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
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You can always choose a certified gluten-free probiotic.  

Galixie Contributor
Galixie
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Kimchi is another food that is gluten and dairy free and has probiotics. There is also sauerkraut. Or miso soup.

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mommyto2kids
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I have used a probiotic that claims to be gluten-free. Please suggest one and where to get it. Thanks for the food suggestions. Not sure what they all are and where to get them. But I'll look it up.

cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
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I have used Bio-K which is certified gluten-free and  long before my celiac disease diagnosis.  Prio to my dx, I used it after a course of antibiotics per my doctor.   It comes in milk, rice or a soy base.  It does need refrigeration and it is not cheap.   I bought some when I was glutened badly this past July.  

Country life also has certified gluten-free vitamins, enzymes and probiotics.  I took their enzymes too after my July glutening.  Everything hurt to digest!  The enzymes helped (at the very least they provide me with mental comfort!). 

krosmon Newbie
krosmon
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I just ordered one on Amazon.com called Daily Pro Blend 12B from a company called Open Doors Nutrition which is totally vegetarian and has no gluten or soy or dairy.   I will get it tomorrow - I had some probiotics that I ordered several months ago before I realized I had this celiac  and soy problem. I don't remember what was in them and they didn't agree with me so I tossed them.  If these don't agree with me, I'll get my money back from Amazon so is isn't a waste.  

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krosmon Newbie
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Update:  I've been taking these probiotics for the past few days, and am so happy with them.  I feel so much better and have had no negative effect from them at all.  I am so sensitive to soy and gluten and these really agree with me.  

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How do you know they are returnable on Amizon?

 

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