Several people have reported to me that they are feeling much better since starting a probiotic pill! The significance of this is that sauer kraut does not need to be used to obtain most of the benefits of pro biotics. The important thing when taking a pro biotic pill is to take one that has a high colony count ( over 5 billion..I have not heard less), take it on a empty stomach and do not eat or drink for 20 minutes. This seeds the gut to grow even more colonies.
It is important to know that gastric juices and bile kill these pro biotic bacteria and that is the reason to avoid eating. Food stimulate these "juices" and that is why I believe a good yogurt does not work well for seeding purposes.
BB
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It is important to know that gastric juices and bile kill these pro biotic bacteria and that is the reason to avoid eating. Food stimulate these "juices" and that is why I believe a good yogurt does not work well for seeding purposes.
BB
Vitamin D Council Members Blog Vitamin D supplementation in primary hyperparathyroidism, not a bad idea?
July 1, 2013 -- Brant Cebulla
Research suggests that vitamin D supplementation in the condition primary hyperparathyroidism might not be such a bad thing. Continue reading → (no membership required) Obesity and vitamin D deficiency, which causes which?
July 6, 2013 -- John Cannell, MD
Observational studies have consistently reported an increased risk of vitamin D deficiency in those who are obese. Continue reading → (membership required) Case study: High dose vitamin D helps treat platelet disorder
July 8, 2013 -- Brant Cebulla
In the most recent issue of Journal of Medical Case Reports, Dr. Barry Bockow reports on two new cases of ITP in which vitamin D played a large hand in treating and managing. Continue reading → (membership required) D deficiency associated with disease activity in autoimmune disorders
July 2, 2013 -- Kate Saley
Recent research suggests that vitamin D deficient patients with autoimmune diseases have a higher risk of disease activity compared to those with higher vitamin D levels. Continue reading → (membership required) Experimental therapy increases length of survival in elderly AML patients
July 3, 2013 -- Brant Cebulla
A new study reports that vitamin D and the drug deferasirox may help increase length of survival in elderly patients with acute myeloid leukemia. Continue reading → (membership required) Member spotlight: Dr Kenneth Merriman on life, work, and vitamin D awareness
July 4, 2013 -- Vitamin D Council
This is a new type of blog post. From now on, each month we’ll publish a blog highlighting a member, putting them in the spotlight. Continue reading → (no membership required)
Vitamin D News Room When prescribed by mail, vitamin D compliance is low
July 3, 2013 -- Vitamin D News
Only one fourth of patients who were prescribed vitamin D by mail achieved sufficient vitamin D levels 6 months later, according to research presented in San Francisco. Continue reading →
Study: Vitamin D levels predict pregnancy following IVF
June 2, 2013 -- Vitamin D News
Women undergoing in vitro fertilization may want to increase their vitamin D levels to up their chances of getting pregnant, according to new research. Continue reading →
Prenatal vitamin D supplementation did not improve child respiratory health
June 8, 2013 -- Vitamin D News
In a new randomized controlled trial, researchers have found that low dose vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy had no effect on their children’s respiratory health in early childhood. Continue reading →
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