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cottonbrain
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Hi all,
My doctor recommended these probiotics and I am trying to figure out if they are worth the expense. Do they do the job?

The website does not post the cost. Anybody know?

https://www.researchednutritionals.com/store/item.cfm?code=CRN121

thanks, everyone.

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ralphi
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My doc recommends them. I like them; they don't need refrigeration and have a ton of CFUs (somewhere around 200 billionish?).

Been treating for about 20 months and no yeast problems yet (knock on wood)!

That said, I like to rotate around throughout the week with Theralac, VSL3, and Jarrow's S. Boulardii probiotic yeast.

Another (cheap) way to get some good bugs in is with unpasteurized kimchi or sauerkraut!

I also order from Green&Healthy--so much cheaper than ordering from the doctor!

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I think they work. I took them for the years I was on abx and never had a yeast problem, even when I was on the mega doses of abx.
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Crawgir1
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I've looked on Green & Healthy's website, and can't find it.
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Maybe jkmom can help you.

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I use them currently. I've never had any defined fungal/yeast problems. The fact they are a variety of SBO (soil-based organisms) in a humectic base is useful and different. Most probiotics are either based on lactic acid bacteria (Theralac, real yogurt/kefir, VSL #3 DS) or the "good yeast" S. boulardii. I have VSL #3 DS that I don't use every day (which I consider to be the best of the lactic acid bacteria probiotics in both amount and variety of organisms. If your insurance co-pay for brand name drugs w/o generic equivalent is less than $80 or so, I suggest getting your practitioner to prescribe VSL #3 DS that comes in boxes of 20. Twice the strength of regular VSL3, and you may end up paying less!), and Prescrip-Assist Pro which I do take daily, and only keep S. Boulardii around for emergencies since it is constipating.

Researched Nutritionals is one of the more respectable supplement companies and actually has a handful of Lyme and tick-borne infection specific products (along with testing/catering their other products for Lyme patients) and can be available at reasonable prices. They don't post prices because they only sell to vetted practitioners who then resell directly to their patients at varying prices of their choosing. Talk to your LLMD or call GreenAndHealthy.com (who is one of the few internet sites that has contracts with practitioner brands but doesn't overcharge. However, they can't list that they are a reseller on their site or the prices they sell at as part of the condition with the supplement company, so you'll need to call them and ask; they'll let you know)

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I need to do that!

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