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Probiotics Reviewed

Here are some websites that have reviewed probiotics: (1) (2).

Further Reading & References

(1) Arthur Berkowitz, Senior Editor: Best Probiotic Reviews

(2) BESTADVISOR: Best Probiotics for Your Health in the UK, Review & Comparison, Last Update March 11, 2021

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Important Information. IBS symptoms can overlap with other conditions. It is best not to assume that you have IBS. Speak with your doctor about any symptoms that have not been explored by them, so they can carry out tests and come up with a treatment plan. Any dietary, supplemental or lifestyle changes should be discussed with your doctor in the first instance to ensure that these are appropriate for you.

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