well better safe than sorry. I felt the need to point that out as there is such a warning on the probiotic that I am taking now and my brother started taking his probiotic with hot tea for a couple of weeks unaware of this and he noticed a rapid deterioration in the effectiveness of the probiotic, in that it was as though it did not work anymore and he was utterly puzzled. then I accidentally brought it up and told him about the heat, he went back to taking it with cold water and it became effective again.
he mainly uses probiotics for stomach gurgling and churning, ie the sound, I am not sure he has IBS to be honest, he eats normally (healthily), never has D or C or bloating or pain at all, just very loud and apparently embarrassing noises in his stomach that is clearly audible in a quiet room, ie during class etc. he now pours at least a litre of one specific type of green tea down his throat and takes the probiotics and has also noticed some improvement just on account of living in the US now and not Hungary, tap water must be different there I guess. (or something)
some other man I know who asserts that he has IBS-D and annoyingly often tries to educate me on how to eat for it (while he eats cheese, drinks wine, and just eats normally, I know he means well but is irritating nonetheless) is convinced that the type of mineral water he drinks has an effect on his digestive woes. dunno about these things but I don't think either of them really have IBS to be honest.
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Susie, born in 1985,
(pseudo-)D and bloating April 2007-December 2010, now stable
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