Saccharomyces boulardii

and it had a profound effect on diarrhea and shortening the average length of diarrhea and if you read the book on this you'll read all of the ways that this particular strain of bacteria is one of the more powerful ones that you want to have for longevity for disease prevention for cancer prevention for cardiovascular support Who would ever known that a bacteria would do all of that.

And the other one that I took, the other bacteria I took was Saccharomyces boulardii and that one is it's more of a yeast.

And it says here, in a 2020 double-blind placebo trial, 100 infants reported recovery in 65 hours with this bacteria.

It says here it supports gut barrier and microbial interactions.

And there's some good companies out there, so don't just buy those cheap things that you can buy a tub of something for, I don't know, a tub of probiotics that sits on a shelf, not even refrigerated, for five bucks, right? Good probiotics cost money and it has to be processed properly.

And most of the good probiotics tend to be refrigerated, although there are some that are what we call heat stable, so it's okay in room temperature, like Saccharomyces boulardii, some of the companies can make it room temperature stable.

Gut mucosa support is things like glutamine, aloe vera, deglyceride, licorice, and so forth.

There's packages of supplements that can be utilized to help support the gut mucosa.

We use maybe three or four different types of companies to figure out which probiotics are best.

One of the best probiotics to take in the beginning phases of gut healing is something called Saccharomyces boulardii.

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The reason this one is good is because it's antibiotic resistant.

Antibiotics are sometimes necessary for a dangerous bacterial infection, but they don't discriminate perfectly between harmful and beneficial organisms.

Some research suggests Saccharomyces boulardii, a probiotic yeast, may help support microbial recovery.

The bigger point is avoiding unnecessary exposure and rebuilding deliberately afterward, because your microbiome recovers over time, not overnight.

Stress matters because the gut and brain constantly communicate, and the study flagged disrupted gut-brain signaling as a possible contributor.

Do you have one of those kids at home? Their infections were significantly shorter during the three months on the spores and during the follow-up period afterward.

And finally, Saccharomyces boulardii, the unsung hero in so many probiotic things that people just haven't heard of yet.

A lot of people have, especially if you listen to this show, maybe, but not so much out there.

It's starting to take root, but it is the other big guy in the Vital Spores formula.

And many times the patients also need a good probiotic.

A probiotic that I like to recommend in the beginning of care is something called Saccharomyces boulardii.

It has a great healing effect for patients.

So a combination of supplementation can take care of a lot of these reflux disease issues.