Those friendly bacteria in your gut can get killed off by taking antibiotics and other medications, which can result in digestive problems and diarrhea.
Taking probiotics after undergoing antibiotic therapy is a good way to restore the balance of friendly bacteria. Probiotics may also be very beneficial for people with digestive tract disorders, yeast infections, and systemic candida.
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