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What's the best probiotic you guys have used? Something with the lowest cost per serving that has all the different microorganisms that you need.
What was the difference I haven't tried eitherFor a well priced option - Evomuse Gut Health
For a more expensive but very effective option - Garden of Life Primal Defense Ultra
I notice a large difference even between these two, but both are good options.
Personally, I just notice much better digestion, frequency of bowels, and overall better comfort from GOL Primal Defense Ultra.What was the difference I haven't tried either
Tried this one. Wasn't up to Gut Health or Primal Defense level.I've been using NOW Probitic 10 50 Billion Organisms for a few years now and love it. Here is the label for the 25, it is the same thing as the 50
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I actually switched from Gut Health to that one.Tried this one. Wasn't up to Gut Health or Primal Defense level.
Not properly absorbing nutrients, bloating, gas, other digestion issues.I actually switched from Gut Health to that one.
What did you notice with Gut Health that you didn't with NOW?
Do these foods actually taste good or are they just tolerable because of the benefits? I've never tried any of these foods, are they cheap?Haven't tried it yet, but I've heard great things about Evomuse Gut Health.
From my research, it's a great profile, and I'll be picking it up with my next order.
Also I eat a lot of naturally fermented foods: kimchi, natto (awesome for vitamin k also), kefir, etc.
Yogurt, some people have a histamine response from, feeding bad bacteria and causing inflammation. So I'm hesitant to recommend. But try it and monitor how you feel.
What foods were the ones that triggered this for you (Bloating/Gas/GI Issues)?Not properly absorbing nutrients, bloating, gas, other digestion issues.
And for others reading, before adding in a probiotic, I recommend you do trial and error with foods you're consuming to see what is causing the issues. I've had to play with certain foods to see what causes bloating, gas, and other GI issues. Finally narrowed it down to what I respond best to, but the probiotic is there for extra assistance.
Do you know if the fermented foods have all the microorganisms that we need need or just a few? Are the foods cheaper than the supplements?Forget the pills, eat naturally fermented foods--at least until commercially available probiotics are worth a damn. Kimchi has made more difference to my gut health than any probiitic pill I've used (and I've used a few).
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Natto is acquired. Tastes like really strong cheese and looks like alien snot. Family thinks I'm nuts eating it, but I love it on eggs with some siracha and spicy mustard. About $1 per serving at your local Japanese market - look in the freezer section.Do these foods actually taste good or are they just tolerable because of the benefits? I've never tried any of these foods, are they cheap?
Potatoes and liquid egg whites were the main culprit I found. Took a while off from eating any kind of potato, tried again, and same outcome. So eliminated them from the diet. As for liquid egg whites, just do egg whites from whole eggs now instead and no problem.What foods were the ones that triggered this for you (Bloating/Gas/GI Issues)?
I saw you did the charcoal test to see what the true problem was. Worth that worth the time and experiment?
In the same boat here (Bold)Potatoes and liquid egg whites were the main culprit I found. Took a while off from eating any kind of potato, tried again, and same outcome. So eliminated them from the diet. As for liquid egg whites, just do egg whites from whole eggs now instead and no problem.
Actually went to see a gastrointestinal doctor and got a blood test but came back not helping with anything, so that was a chunk of change wasted.
Every once in a while I will notice some GI distress and digestion issues. Usually lasts a day or two then subsides.
Charcoal test did give me some good insight though on what was going on.
Thanks for the suggestions, that's nice how it's so cheap! Alien snot doesn't sound appetizing haha, but I'll definitely look into these foods.Natto is acquired. Tastes like really strong cheese and looks like alien snot. Family thinks I'm nuts eating it, but I love it on eggs with some siracha and spicy mustard. About $1 per serving at your local Japanese market - look in the freezer section.
Love Kimchi on everything. Spicy is my favorite, but the mild is fairly non flavorful cabbage. $6-$8 for a weeks worth at the grocery store, or I get a huge bottle cheaper at the Japanese/Korean market.
I definitely enjoy them more, knowing their healthy, but that's just how I eat.
Been getting 5 dozen for $5.16In the same boat here (Bold)
Hell price on them finally came down. Got 36 for 3$ today. Can't beat it.
The primal defense looks like it has a great profile, but now I'm wondering if it can be replaced with some fermented foods. Have you seen any difference between this supplement and fermented foods (if you include them in your diet)?For a well priced option - Evomuse Gut Health
For a more expensive but very effective option - Garden of Life Primal Defense Ultra
I notice a large difference even between these two, but both are good options.
It may be to your benefit of starting by adding in some of the fermented foods to see if they help at all before buying a probiotic.The primal defense looks like it has a great profile, but now I'm wondering if it can be replaced with some fermented foods. Have you seen any difference between this supplement and fermented foods (if you include them in your diet)?
Not sure what coop says about it, but I can tell you it is excellent for controlling symptoms. As far as putting the breaks on AB induced colitis, I'd say it could very well be the best I've tried (even better than metronidazole.) But it's benefit is only temporary because it won't colonize, so unless you take it daily it's only good for situational treatment. And it doesn't have to be the boulardii necessarily, there are several good strains out there that are more economical and also some combos with fermentates (beta-glucans and mannose mainly.) I like those even better.can someone confirm or deny mr.cooper referencing a positive opinion towards Saccharomyces Boulardii?
Great advice, for me I just found a few weeks ago that dairy was a problem for me, strong acne after every dairy, stomach pain, ect...... not a big lossNot properly absorbing nutrients, bloating, gas, other digestion issues.
And for others reading, before adding in a probiotic, I recommend you do trial and error with foods you're consuming to see what is causing the issues. I've had to play with certain foods to see what causes bloating, gas, and other GI issues. Finally narrowed it down to what I respond best to, but the probiotic is there for extra assistance.
I notice this too. Not sure if it's brosciencey or not, but when I rely on protein powders for a lot of my protein intake due to circumstances, my acne gets bad.Great advice, for me I just found a few weeks ago that dairy was a problem for me, strong acne after every dairy, stomach pain, ect...... not a big loss
You tried any digestive enzymes with your problem foods? I've seen a few individuals become egg intolerant recently, just out of the blue. It seems odd, but one of them reports good results with preemptive alpha-galactosidase treatment.I haven't had egg whites for 8 years as they inflame me ridiculously.
VSL#3 is the best I used but the entry price is hefty. One packet has as many CFUs as a whole bottle of Gut Health, it is third-party tested to contain them and comes to about $3 a packet but you can by 30 minimum.
Ironically, greek yogurt slows me down to the point I feel worse than normal. No more dairy for me.
Are you doing the egg whites from whole eggs or from liquid egg whites?I have but it is not helping.
Liquid pasteurized ones are the worst. Whole eggs are fine.Are you doing the egg whites from whole eggs or from liquid egg whites?
Its common for many to experience GI issues when eliminating the yolk though.
Yeah. Skip the liquid pasteurized than. I myself have a tough time digesting them. So i just do egg whites from whole eggs (removing yolk).Liquid pasteurized ones are the worst. Whole eggs are fine.
saccaromyces can be found cheap indeed vs your typical probiotic, for that reason alone not colonizing is moot point for me personally as its affordable to be ran as a staple. With that in mind, what your opinion on its use for general gut health vs only situationally? i realize it obviously has data for specific use but sometimes thats just emphasizes the focus/target audience vs big picture type benefits if that makes sense.Not sure what coop says about it, but I can tell you it is excellent for controlling symptoms. As far as putting the breaks on AB induced colitis, I'd say it could very well be the best I've tried (even better than metronidazole.) But it's benefit is only temporary because it won't colonize, so unless you take it daily it's only good for situational treatment. And it doesn't have to be the boulardii necessarily, there are several good strains out there that are more economical and also some combos with fermentates (beta-glucans and mannose mainly.) I like those even better.
Do you mind sharing with us your daily supplements for health ect...?For a well priced option - Evomuse Gut Health
For a more expensive but very effective option - Garden of Life Primal Defense Ultra
I notice a large difference even between these two, but both are good options.
I have only had the sachets.The VSL#3 is it the pills/caspsules or the sachets? I'm guessing sachets because that's the one that seems higher per dose.
Jarrow Ubiquinol 100mg twice per dayDo you mind sharing with us your daily supplements for health ect...?
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