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I'm not sure if your thinking in referencing the research library article was that unrefrigerated probiotics must be unlive, but just in case it was...
According to my GI the Flora-Q probiotics are live, but don't need refrigeration. So it seems like now there are 3 "types" of probiotics:
- Unlive, like the ones in your research article which presumably don't need refrigeration - Live and need refrigeration - Live and don't need refrigeration
There's a fairly recent book out ("The Paradox of Choice", I think) that says too many choices is not necessarily a good thing. Who knew that logic could apply to probiotic choices?
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Kandee, just to clarify (or maybe confuse more) ...
