Anyone out there know the real truth? This contradicts everything I have heard about probiotics. I always thought it was important to buy them from the refrigerated section of the store, that it insures live cultures.
Help. Anyone heard this new news? Thanks in advance.
- JB
I was on abx for over a year and this and watching my diet kept my tummy in good shape.
In one week of starting my bloated tummy went flat and the white on my tongue went to pink.
I started with one per day and worked up to 4 per day while on abx. Im on a abx holiday now so am taking 2 per day.
What happens if if you refrigerate the shelf ones? Does it hurt them?
The brand we have been using is FloraMore by ReNew Life. Since we have been using it and no problems I figured I would stick with it.
Hiker, refrigeration must help maintain potency if the bottle says to refrigerate after openning, right?
I will say that since ours recommends refrigeration it has a little moisture absorbing packet inside to prevent the capsules from sticking together. If I was going to refrigerate I would make sure the bottle has one so you don't have a clump of capsules!
Johnny, a little thermos works great for putting a little ice in and our baggy of capsules. I figure the bottle is dark for a reason as well, so when I have to refrigerate a baggy I place it inside of a paper bag or enclose it in something dark.
I think that the light from the refrigerator could kill the active bacteria. I am not sure about my theory?
Maybe I am just paraniod, but I really want my daughter's probiotics to work. Leaky gut is a scary sounding thing to me! I am sure a few could tell us what it is like.