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Is Yogurt With Probiotics Safe?

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motif Contributor
motif
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Just started few days ago plain yogurt with probiotic and not sure if that causes problems or not, but I'm not feeling well.

Lots of bloating and dizziness.

thanks

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Might depend on which brand of yogurt you are eating. Dannon doesn't guarantee that their yogurt is gluten free, but I believe Yoplait has gluten-free on the box. Yoplait is the one I eat, and I usually eat the peach or blueberry. Now the plain Dannon yogurt in the bigger containers does appear to be gluten free and I put it in my protein shakes.

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Yogurt contains probiotics naturally. Could be either the brand has gluten as an additive, or you may have a problem with dairy itself. I used to eat Fage yogurt everyday, but when I eliminated dairy for a few weeks, the next time I tried yogurt it made my stomach feel yuck. So, I don't eat too much of it. It suddenly seemed really thick and heavy to me. Weird... but yogurt should contain probiotics. It's what makes it, well, yogurt.

Rpm999 Contributor
Rpm999
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all yoplait is gluten-free, and it's the best yogurt to me so....you're always safe with that, mmm the thick and creamy & whips never get old :lol:

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