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Saccharomyces Boulardii is not like any other probiotic go ask google or chatgpt to explain why and you'll get it, more than I can narrate here it will not co
by ck2 3mo ago
Saccharomyces Boulardii is not like any other probiotic
go ask google or chatgpt to explain why and you'll get it, more than I can narrate here
it will not colonize and can even be taken with antibiotics to help the gut survive
as long as the person is not allergic to yeast they would be fine in theory
once a person stops taking it there is no trace of it in your system 3-5 days later
ps. never take multi-strain probiotics, if you think the supplement world is sketchy there is absolutely no regulation or consistency to the probiotic world
- eth0up 3mo agoJust in case you thought I had anything to do with your comment being d-voted, I didn't. I almost never d-vote anything, and my comment-voting 'privileges' have been suspended due to excess u-voting. That said, I was not disputing your suggestion, but rather adding a pinch of anecdote. Saccharomyces Boulardii is one of the only 'probiotics' regularly used in clinical environments, and for good reason. Its protective effects in C-Diff alone give it credibility lacking in many prescription medicines. No dispute here, other than for cases of compromised immunity, where pretty much everything is a potential risk.