Medical Researches
Moderately Effective
Based on 1 Research
We examined how probiotics, particularly Lactobacillus rhamnosus, could help prevent antibiotic-associated diarrhea (AAD) in children. Through a review of 23 studies involving nearly 4,000 participants, we found that probiotics significantly reduced the incidence of diarrhea—8% in the probiotic group compared to 19% in the control group.
Importantly, we noted very few adverse events, emphasizing that probiotics appear safe as a preventative option. While current data is encouraging, further research is necessary before making broad recommendations for all pediatric patients.
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User Reviews
Medium or Average
Based on 21 Reviews
Unbelievable! I never thought probiotics could help, but after taking just one capsule in the morning, my acid stomach pain vanished. I used to rely on Zantac frequently, but now I wake up without discomfort. I can hardly believe I’m finally free of the pain I’ve dealt with since childhood.
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Initially sceptical about this probiotic due to my sensitive IBS, I gave it a try and was amazed. Within half an hour of taking two pills, my stomach pain subsided and my digestion improved significantly that same day. I’ve now added it to my daily routine and I’m truly grateful for this product.
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I suffered from stomach issues like gas and pain after a course of antibiotics. After starting these probiotics, my troubles disappeared within a week. I'm now able to eat comfortably without any pain, and I hope the benefits last beyond the course.
This product has been a lifesaver for reducing colic, bloating, and gas. I highly recommend this beneficial bacteria for anyone experiencing similar discomfort.
Having celiac disease, I often faced stomach pain. Since using this product recommended by a friend, my condition has improved significantly. It even helps reduce reactions from accidental gluten exposure. I plan to use it indefinitely.