Thread topic: Doctor in New Ipswich, NH

Jessica H. answered: My natural doctor recommended these, she said they are the best you can get. I can't remember what I paid but they are expensive. I got them at CVS, you have to ask the pharmacy because they are stored in their refrigerator.

Pat B. answered: Can I pm you with a question?

Emily K. answered: I get mine from Maggie's or Green Grocer in Peterborough, refrigerated. Jarro-Dophilus.

Pat B. answered: Thank you Emily McCuddy Krook - I will compare all recommended brands - so far they all seem to offer pretty much the same, that's what makes it hard to pick one - thank you for taking time to respond, i appreciate it.

Beth D. answered: I use KeVita probiotic sparkling drink. I find it works great

Beth D. answered: http://kevita.com/products/sparkling-probiotic-drink/

Pat B. answered: Never heard of that Beth Dunn-Somero - I am reserching everything recommended so I will check that out & seeing my doctor on friday - thank you for posting, I appreciate the help.

Beth D. answered: Its sold at many stores but cheapest at Market Basket and in produce/salad section

Pat B. answered: Thank you - that's where I shop.

David T. answered: Commercial probiotics have been described as being like a colony of mice, which after being raised in a lab for 20 or 30 generations, is suddenly released into the Amazon jungle. The survival rate is about zero. I am a firm believer in probiotics, but believe natural is better. Yogurts, kimchi. saurkraut. kombucha and other fermented foods are good. Almost all raw organic veggies carry beneficial bacteria even after washing. The suppliments won't hurt you, but any lasting value is questionable, and they aren't cheap.

Pat B. answered: Thank you David Thoms - natural is always best.

Amy K. answered: http://www.klaire.com/prod/proddetail.asp?id=V775-06