Scdophilus 3+

I’m using with my child 2 years old and the result is very good.

So far, I'm really liking this product. I've had such bad experiences with probiotics. They claim they are helpful to stop diarrhea. Well, seems like every probiotic I took made my symptoms worse! I was using Renew Life probiotics originally developed by Brenda Watson who has since sold to Clorox (I believe it was Clorox). See if your scenario is similar to this:1) Having GI issues2) Read that probiotics are the miracle cure3) Tried some from local retailer like Wal-Mart, Target, etc. Perhaps Culturelle or those Pearls.4) Find out you need probiotics in the billions and billions daily with multiple strains5) Keep taking them only to have issues get worse or never improveI was tired of this. I found that I had less symptoms when I didn't take them. So, I quit. Then, I've been reading more and more about diets--Paleo, Atkins, Low-Carb, Gluten-Free, etc. So much information out there. Then, I read about the Specific Carbohydrate diet. I was like, "Hmm, this makes some sense," and I really liked how it broke down food groups and how they digest/etc.Then, I read about making the yogurt. As a full-time business professional, single person, who leads an active life, I can't say I have a lot of time to make all kinds of foods/etc, so I did some further research on how to get the probiotics recommended without having to make a fermented product. I also read how people who have GI issues a) are being reported by more studies that there is an underlying bacteria issue, and 2) react negatively to the Bifidus strains of probiotics. Well, the RenewLife probiotics were loaded with Bifidus strains. I was taking the 50 Billion capsules daily where 30 billion was Bifidus. Think about it: Activia yogurt is full of "Bifidus Regularis," which is a genetically engineered probiotic designed to make you regular (i.e, POOP) when you're CONSTIPATED! So, yes, Bifidus strains can encourage issues.So, as I decided to being moving towards specific carbohydrate diet, I decided to buy these and try them. I received them from Amazon on October 8th, 2016. Today is October 28th, 2016. I began taking one (1) pill a day every day for three weeks. Since I've been taking them, I am VERY happy to report that my GI issues have been steadily declining every day. I'm not having that queasy feeling as though extra water is in my colon, I'm having more solid bowel movements, and I'm not going to the bathroom as much.I also read from the GI ProHealth's website that probiotics are like fiber in that you should work your way up. So, I started with the 3 billion capsules 1x a day; however, just this week, I'm starting to move up to 2 pills a day for 6 billion per day. I'll do this for another 3 weeks and move up to 3 pills a day for 9 billion. When I'm ready to reorder, I'll get the 10 billion pills and stick with one of those a day for a while as I continue to move towards better eating.I'm not going to lie--restrictive diets are not something you should try doing cold turkey/overnight. I am going to work on meal planning, grocery planning/etc, so that I can 1) eat appropriately, and 2) not be dependent on having to eat every meal at home. I don't have time to cook every meal, so there has to be a migration period for planning/learning/etc.I hope this review helps. I am very happy with the probiotics so far.