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Foods rich in probiotics

LouLou

New member
<P>Please share foods that are proven to have high levels of healthy bacteria in them / probiotics that you have enjoyed.</P>
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<P>Sauerkraut (I prefer Silver Floss brand in the refrigerated section or canned aisle)</P>
<P>Kefir (yogurt drink in the dairy section)</P>
 

LouLou

New member
<P>Please share foods that are proven to have high levels of healthy bacteria in them / probiotics that you have enjoyed.</P>
<P></P>
<P>Sauerkraut (I prefer Silver Floss brand in the refrigerated section or canned aisle)</P>
<P>Kefir (yogurt drink in the dairy section)</P>
 

LouLou

New member
<P>Please share foods that are proven to have high levels of healthy bacteria in them / probiotics that you have enjoyed.</P>
<P></P>
<P>Sauerkraut (I prefer Silver Floss brand in the refrigerated section or canned aisle)</P>
<P>Kefir (yogurt drink in the dairy section)<BR></P>
 

Melissa75

Administrator
I used to drink Kombucha tea (from Whole Foods, though you can buy it elsewhere, I bet). It has tons of probiotics and some odd yeasts too, I think, which did show up in one of my cultures after I drank it for a while.

I was never sure if it was making me cough up more mucus or making me make more mucus, but I felt pretty great while I was drinking it--about 1/2 a bottle a day. I stopped for no particular reason.

Btw, way-belated thanks for describing your plan of action for hemoptysis in a past thread. Much appreciated. I plan to ask my pulmo which of two equidistant hospitals have better interventional radiology.
 

Melissa75

Administrator
I used to drink Kombucha tea (from Whole Foods, though you can buy it elsewhere, I bet). It has tons of probiotics and some odd yeasts too, I think, which did show up in one of my cultures after I drank it for a while.

I was never sure if it was making me cough up more mucus or making me make more mucus, but I felt pretty great while I was drinking it--about 1/2 a bottle a day. I stopped for no particular reason.

Btw, way-belated thanks for describing your plan of action for hemoptysis in a past thread. Much appreciated. I plan to ask my pulmo which of two equidistant hospitals have better interventional radiology.
 

Melissa75

Administrator
I used to drink Kombucha tea (from Whole Foods, though you can buy it elsewhere, I bet). It has tons of probiotics and some odd yeasts too, I think, which did show up in one of my cultures after I drank it for a while.
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<br />I was never sure if it was making me cough up more mucus or making me make more mucus, but I felt pretty great while I was drinking it--about 1/2 a bottle a day. I stopped for no particular reason.
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<br />Btw, way-belated thanks for describing your plan of action for hemoptysis in a past thread. Much appreciated. I plan to ask my pulmo which of two equidistant hospitals have better interventional radiology.
 

fedupnurse

New member
After trying many others, I find that best and most effective source of live, activated probiotics is Symprove. It's a drink which you take every day on an empty stomach and I've found it to be really beneficial. <br><A HREF="http://www.symprove.com/">http://www.symprove.com/</A><br>
 

fedupnurse

New member
After trying many others, I find that best and most effective source of live, activated probiotics is Symprove. It's a drink which you take every day on an empty stomach and I've found it to be really beneficial. <br><A HREF="http://www.symprove.com/">http://www.symprove.com/</A><br>
 

fedupnurse

New member
After trying many others, I find that best and most effective source of live, activated probiotics is Symprove. It's a drink which you take every day on an empty stomach and I've found it to be really beneficial. <br><A HREF="http://www.symprove.com/">http://www.symprove.com/</A><br>
 
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