Would D-Mannose wash away the probiotic bacteria of Fem-Dophilus?
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No it would not.. probiotics are a good bacteria and I take probiotics with d-mannose with great result.. just so you know.. if you order your fem-dophilus from Amazon or anyplace that does not store and ship them cold, the probiotics are rendered useless (they die) in any form of heat. Kefir is a MUCH stronger probiotic with MANY more strains of good bacteria than any probiotic pill you can take. Homemade Kefir is the best, store bought is good but not as many strains in those as kefir you make yourself. Hope that helps.
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Sorry, I don't use that product anymore. I switched to Now Brand Probiotic-10 for a while, which I felt worked better for me, but I have left that too, and now use Bactipro which is a Powerful Probiotic, Phytonutrient, Antioxidant, Prebiotic, and Fiber Formula. I was struggling with a problem with diarrhea until I started using Bactipro, but since I started using this product, diarrhea is no longer an issue.
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I do not have the answer, but you could check with the Mannatech website http://us.mannatech.com/products/health/product-advanced-ambrotose.html
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The label on the bottle says "29 strains of soil based micro-organisms in a humic/fulvic acid complex" . Nothing about how many billions.... And I decided to opt for Mercola's probiotic this time, less expensive and he's quite respectable. I'll see how that goes. Best of luck. And you can go to the Prescript-Assist website for the best product info.
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Hi John, Thanks for your question. I'm afraid I'm not really familiar with that product so I can't really comment. We do however offer an unconditional money back guarantee on the Nutrapuris Probiotic Ultrablend so you can try this for your yourself completely risk free. I hope that helps! Regards, James
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Antibiotics, while sometimes necessary, can create havoc on your pet's gut, leaving behind terrible effects like gas, yeast, diarrhea, constipation, and vomiting; we call this the roller coaster. After your dog has completed his antibiotics, it is suggested that you provide 3-4 times the regular suggested amount of Probiotic Miracle for 3 weeks to help stabilize intestinal flora. After 3 weeks, continue at the normal dosage per your pet's weight. In doing this, you will reduce the risk of a pathogenic bacteria rebound and yeast overgrowth that may occur following antibiotics.
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Actually - no - but the product still seemed to do it's job, even without constant refrigeration - sometimes they would get left in my purse, etc. and it still helped keep my system in good shape. I was in bad need of being rebalanced with the proper probiotics and it brought about a "cure. I've been free of troubles for over 2 months now after using one bottle.
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Hi Michael. This is a good question and also a very difficult question to answer because there are so many variables that can affect the life cycle of bacteria. MightySupp's probiotics are manufactured using cGMP which is certified Good Manufacturing Practices. This ensures that the best processes are in place to protect the life cycle of the probiotics so that they remain as potent when they get to you as they are at the time of manufacture. Many factors however can then come into play such as heat, light and moisture. If for some reason, say during transport, that the probiotic was exposed to these elements, then their efficacy would be reduced. So a guarantee of live CFU's upon delivery is difficult because we cannot control all the factors from the time the product leaves the manufacturing plant. What we can do however, is offer you a money back guarantee should you, at any time, feel the product has not lived up to your expectation. We stand by that 100 percent. As I said before, this is a very difficult question to answer due to the multitude of variables that accompany probiotic manufacture but I hope I have at least alleviated some of your concern. Kindest a Regards Aaron Parker CEO, MightySupp
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I honestly don't know the answer to your question, but my cat has inflammatory bowel disease and had very foul smelling gas and BM, the probiotics changed everything. I can actually stand to be in the same room with him now. Best of luck to you and your Labradoodle.
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If the odor is from the feces, the probiotic will help. My cat has diabetes and had watery stools more of a diarrhea from the sugar imbalance. The Mercola probiotic has corrected the bowel imbalance and the cat is doing much better and therefore - so am I. The diabetes is a constant twice a day injection of insulin and will never get better.
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Full study, comparing L.reuteriNCIMB30242 (the active ingredient in Cardioviva) to other probiotics:http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/nure.12084/full
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I don't know what CranActin is exactly, but the D-Mannose does help in keeping urinary tract infections at bay.
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I don't know for sure but would assume since it's a high quality product. I have been very happy with it. I've used other probiotics and can tell that it works better.
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D-Mannose did NOT work to cure my UTI that was an e coli colony count of 100,000. I threw other things at it, too, like uva ursi, etc. No luck. I had been able to cure one before when it was just a twinge and I did not have a confirmed lab result. I WISH it were always a cure. But no. I do plan to take it as a preventative. I hear there may be a vaccine around the year 2020. These infections are H*LL.
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This is a wonderfully powerful probiotic. I use it once a week, unless I'm fighting something, or unless I'm on an antibiotic. In that case, I use it everyday. This was suggested to me by my doctor. Very happy with this product!
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The full name is D-Mannos with CranActin. It is a dietary supplement to help prevent urinary infections. CranActin is a cranberry extract and the amount is 400 mg. My urologist prescribed this to me for prevention of urinary tract infections.
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Just seeing this post, but my GSD also has EPI. The odor comes from the enzyme powder and I've found that as your dog get used to the enzymes, the foul odor diminishes. I would join the EPI forum to ask your question. I think the probiotics would be generally positive for the gut however.