Are Probiotics Meant To Interfere With Our Brains?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Kester

How is brain fogginess measured in a clinical setting?

How is it not? Have you checked the program in order to make that statement?

Didn't think so.

Bacteria!
the Oldest life for there is.
and in ALL that time you dont think They evolved intelligence.
they dont think as fast as us.
but THEY live for a billion years and more!

Like the human made up of lots of cells
AND humans are made of Lots of Bacteria!
or THEM!

a reply to: swanne

This is interesting to me, since I have started eating Activia to try to assist with constipation I get from taking methadone as an opiate addict in recovery. When I was using heroin the constipation wasnt as bad probably because I was a lot more active, because the heroin makes gives you energy and makes you feel invincible and also because I spent a good amount of time each day running around trying to make money and score my daily fix, and I think the drop in physical activity and my habit of dehydrating myself due to a leaky bladder issue has made the constipation worse.

I am steadily lowering my dose of methadone but it will be another year before it is at a manageable level I think.

Thank you for the information.

a reply to: swanne

Home fermented organic vegetables will do more for your gut health than probiotics.

at least has for me.

originally posted by: buddha
Bacteria!
the Oldest life for there is.
and in ALL that time you dont think They evolved intelligence.
they dont think as fast as us.
but THEY live for a billion years and more!

Like the human made up of lots of cells
AND humans are made of Lots of Bacteria!
or THEM!

I believe bacteria have a sort of group intelligence that allows them to adapt and change very quickly by our time timetable. I have the deepest admiration, respect and even fear of their adaptability. They will be here long after we are gone /