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See also: Acidophilus

What is Chewable Acidophilus? A chewable form of lactobacillus which promotes the growth of healthy bacteria in the large and small intestines which plays a beneficial role in digestion, assimilation, immune function, yeast overgrowth (candida).


Reasons Taken

1 patients in the community are taking or have taken Chewable Acidophilus.

Reason # Patients Percentage of patients
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) 1 100%

Dosages

Based on the patients currently taking Chewable Acidophilus.

  2 other day
  1 Number of Patients: 1  

Duration

How long current patients have been taking Chewable Acidophilus or how long patients were taking Chewable Acidophilus before stopping.

Currently taking Chewable Acidophilus

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Patient Reported Evaluations

Results from 1 patient evaluation. See the overall results and all individual evaluations.

Efficacy (Effect based on reason taken)

Major 100% 1

General health

Side-effects (as an overall problem)

Severe 0% 0
Moderate 0% 0
Mild 0% 0
None 100% 1

Top reported side-effects include:

Summary results are based on 1 individual response. For more information, see overall results for Adherence, Burden and Cost.

Individual Patient Reported Evaluations (1 of 1)

  • fragiletruth
    Depression: 2
    Emotional: 1
    Compulsion: 1
    Anxiety: 2
    Mania: 0
    Physical: 2
    External Stress: Overwhelming
    23 F
    Function: High
    Distress: Moderate
  • fragiletruth
  • by fragiletruth
    Aug 18, 2008
  • EfficacyMajor
  • Side-effectsNone
  • Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
Advice/Tips
Get the chewable variety, it's tasty and it works FAST.

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