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D Jacobs <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 2 Feb 1999 18:43:46 -0600
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> I've heard you should use acidophilus if you have had a lot of antibiotics
> lately (I've used them about every 2 months for bronchitus) to restore the
> bacteria that has been killed off with the antiobiotic for about 2 months
> . What do you all think?
>
> I plan to become pregnant in the next few months. Can you take acidophilus
> as a supplement to a calcium tablet?
>

Acidophilus is a Probiotic... it "supplies millions of viable organisms to help
establish and maintain favorable intestinal flora"  (according to my bottle of
Natrol).  Antibiotics often kill off these intestinal flora and I usually wind up
with an upset stomach when taking them, however when I take acidophilus I
don't have a problem.  As was mentioned yogurt is a good source of
acidophilus and some milk is sold with acidophilus but on a non-dairy diet
you wouldn't be getting these sources.

Of course ask your doctor before taking any supplements during pregnancy.

Denise

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