/Anita/was: Re: Yeast die off ??? multi strain probiotic

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Nature's Way Primadophilus for children. It is a powder. Now I do

not know if it is milk or soy based. So if your child is dairy free

you might want to check into that. You can purchase it at some

grocery stores in the natural/organic section. Probably some health

food stores as well. I did also see it at the Vitamin Shoppe online.

-- In , aedape4 <aedape4@...> wrote:

>

> thanks Jan!! What's the name of it?

>

> Jan <queenvavee@...> wrote: Personally I question the

unrefrigerated ones, that do not require

> refrigeration after opening. How " alive " could it be if it

requires

> no preservation. I was able to find a decent powdered one at the

> grocery store in the organic fridge section for $14.99. It last

> about a month.

>

>

> > >

> > > Dear Anita,

> > >

> > > thanks for your response! Yeas, I think Dana mentioned to me

> to

> > get a multi-strain probiotic - I will look at the healthfood

store

> > today. I also am wondering about a more budget friendly one

> > though.... I just spent about $150 buying all the necessary

> > supplements/enzymes last week and I really did not want to spend

> > more on this stuff this month. Don't want to sound cheap or

> > anything, but we have limitations, and someone else mentioned

that

> > over the counter probiotics / the cheapies that are not even

> > refrigerated may work just as well ( said this I think,

but

> > again they did not really have bad yeast issues).

> > >

> > > Does anyone have any experience with these? When you say

> > multistrain, I would look on the bottle for more than one

whatever

> > bacillus, right?

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > >

> > >

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