I think that all beneficial bacteria are beneficial, although this video is on acne, people are also interested in general health, I am fascinated by how much these little guys benefit our health, everything from acne, to dental, and emotional health, and research keeps finding more and more benefits, from pro-biotics. looking at evolution, humans most likely had a much greater variety of beneficial biome, eating raw un-processed foods, these guys were probably ingested from the plants and animals we ate, the fiber is what kept these good guys multiplying and living in our bodies. although I have a healthy digestive system, I try to introduce as many varieties and forms of pro biotics, either from Kefirs, Kombucha, or supplements, and pre-biotics as in various types of fibers, to keep those populations growing. so various fibers and starch resistant carbs. I feel my skin and health has improved, only time will tell what other long term benefits I will experience.
One of the best probiotic videos I’ve seen! So informative and clear to understand. I will give this a go, as I struggle with acne AND eczema! subscribed!
How long does someone take a probiotic for acne? forever? when could you wean off of it and be okay? I am almost 35 and still have hormonal acne but it flares with everything I eat! It went away when I ate keto but who wants to eat like that forever!? great video by the way. Thank you
Supplements should rarely be taken forever! Use them as a tool for a few months (after checking with your doctor, of course) along with other steps to support gut health. You may find this video helpful too: czcams.com/video/8rU2qJmqt34/video.htmlsi=-tqfjrpSKW9AETrA Thank you for watching, and for the kind words!
I can’t make specific recommendations for you, as I don’t know your full health history. However, I can tell you that the strain Lactobacillus paracasei ST11 has been found to support the skin barrier on the scalp. This can be found on Garden of Life’s Skin+. Make sure you check in with your doctor before starting any new supplements, and thank you for watching!
No you don’t! Supplements are best used as a short-term tool (3-6 months). And of course, check in with your doctor first. The best way to build populations of Lactobacillus and other good bacteria is to eat probiotic- and fiber-rich foods. For that, you may find this video helpful: czcams.com/video/8rU2qJmqt34/video.htmlsi=nvLuD5Tum6cGzZts
It depends on the supplement! High-quality brands should list the bacteria to strain-level, plus tell you how many CFUs of each strain the capsules include.
Fermented foods such as sauerkraut, kimchi, kefir and kombucha contain probiotic bacteria, but not necessarily the strains shown to work for acne. But kefir itself has also been shown to be helpful for acne!
I think that all beneficial bacteria are beneficial, although this video is on acne, people are also interested in general health, I am fascinated by how much these little guys benefit our health, everything from acne, to dental, and emotional health, and research keeps finding more and more benefits, from pro-biotics.
looking at evolution, humans most likely had a much greater variety of beneficial biome, eating raw un-processed foods, these guys were probably ingested from the plants and animals we ate, the fiber is what kept these good guys multiplying and living in our bodies. although I have a healthy digestive system, I try to introduce as many varieties and forms of pro biotics, either from Kefirs, Kombucha, or supplements, and pre-biotics as in various types of fibers, to keep those populations growing. so various fibers and starch resistant carbs. I feel my skin and health has improved, only time will tell what other long term benefits I will experience.
Thanks for sharing!
One of the best probiotic videos I’ve seen! So informative and clear to understand. I will give this a go, as I struggle with acne AND eczema! subscribed!
So pleased to help!
I was so confused about the difference between GG and SP 1 and you've cleared it up for me! Thank you
Glad to help!
This video is so informative and helpful! Thank you so much for your efforts
Glad to help!
How long does someone take a probiotic for acne? forever? when could you wean off of it and be okay? I am almost 35 and still have hormonal acne but it flares with everything I eat! It went away when I ate keto but who wants to eat like that forever!? great video by the way. Thank you
Supplements should rarely be taken forever! Use them as a tool for a few months (after checking with your doctor, of course) along with other steps to support gut health. You may find this video helpful too: czcams.com/video/8rU2qJmqt34/video.htmlsi=-tqfjrpSKW9AETrA Thank you for watching, and for the kind words!
great vid
Thank you so much!
Thank you for the helpful information. Do prebiotics work the same way?
Glad to help! Prebiotics work differently-they are fuel for the good bacteria you already have
Thank you. Would you recommend a certain product for someone in their 50s suffering hormonal acne?
Supporting your gut is certainly worthwhile. And because it has anti-androgenic properties, spearmint yea may be helpful too
What is the best omega supplement I don't really like fish 🤔 so not getting adequate amountx
Generally speaking, one with high levels of both EPA and DHA is a good bet!
I am 58 years old women with dermatitis of the scalp. What probiotic would you recommend? Thank you.
I can’t make specific recommendations for you, as I don’t know your full health history. However, I can tell you that the strain Lactobacillus paracasei ST11 has been found to support the skin barrier on the scalp. This can be found on Garden of Life’s Skin+. Make sure you check in with your doctor before starting any new supplements, and thank you for watching!
Is Culturelle Women’s 4in1 Protection a good brand?
See response on my other video!
I want to try this! Just a question.. Do I need to take them my whole life or can I eat things that feed those strains, and what do I eat then?
No you don’t! Supplements are best used as a short-term tool (3-6 months). And of course, check in with your doctor first. The best way to build populations of Lactobacillus and other good bacteria is to eat probiotic- and fiber-rich foods. For that, you may find this video helpful: czcams.com/video/8rU2qJmqt34/video.htmlsi=nvLuD5Tum6cGzZts
Hi, if 1 capsule contains multiple types of probiotics, 10 billion CFUs are for only the GG or the total per dose?
It depends on the supplement! High-quality brands should list the bacteria to strain-level, plus tell you how many CFUs of each strain the capsules include.
Can you recommend some natural sources
Fermented foods such as sauerkraut, kimchi, kefir and kombucha contain probiotic bacteria, but not necessarily the strains shown to work for acne. But kefir itself has also been shown to be helpful for acne!
Is it okay to take both probiotics
One can, but it may not be necessary. It’s best to try one at a time (after checking with your doctor) to see if it works for you
@@fionalawsonnutrition thank you
Which strain has potential to decrease sebum production?
A blend of Lactobacillus strains has been shown to reduce sebum. Early research suggests lactoferrin may also be effective at reducing it too 👍
Thank you give good info for treatment Acne... and your eyes is like fish...