Reply to "Vsl3, probiotics via enema?"

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@Scott F posted:
A few folks have posted over the years about trying this. It’s very difficult to measure efficacy of probiotics, and one person’s results could easily be random variation. I wish Bo Shen were more interested in probiotics, since he’s one of the few people who could test this properly in a clinical trial. Heck, maybe he has - negative results are very hard to get published.

Thanks Scott.
I will report back here. Ultimately I want to see if there is an improvement and, secondly, whether I can lower the dose to maintain a level. Using half the amount of VSL3 will save a lot of money. It will all be subjective

8/2/227:59 AM

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