Acidophilus Acidophilus Supplements May Help Million People with Digestive Diseases
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Acidophilus: A Potential Aid for Millions with Digestive Issues
Summary
According to the National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse in Bethesda, MD, 60 to 70 million Americans are affected by digestive disorders. Acidophilus supplements could offer relief to many of these individuals.Article
Millions of Americans grapple with digestive diseases, as reported by the National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse in Bethesda, MD. Acidophilus supplements might provide a valuable solution for easing these conditions.
The way modern foods are processed often eliminates beneficial organisms, making it challenging to maintain healthy intestinal flora. Even most yogurt products lack live acidophilus cultures. Disturbances in intestinal flora can also result from preservatives, additives, alcohol, high-fat diets, birth control pills, and stress.
Antibiotics can severely impact intestinal flora by destroying both beneficial and harmful bacteria. This effect may persist for weeks after stopping the medication, leading to issues such as allergies, fatigue, yeast overgrowth, poor digestion, and chronic infections.
Introducing beneficial bacteria back into the system through acidophilus supplements can provide notable benefits. Experts assert that acidophilus can help control constipation and diarrhea, reduce bad breath, alleviate lactose intolerance symptoms, assist in cholesterol management, reduce internal gas, suppress candida yeast, prevent infections from foreign pathogens, and mitigate various intestinal disorders.
Acidophilus comprises bacteria that have a symbiotic relationship with the human stomach. These bacteria can be taken as nutritional supplements, often found in milk or dairy products, or available in capsule form.
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