"Bryan-TGWWW" > wrote in message
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> On Saturday, August 23, 2014 1:24:21 AM UTC-5, Julie Bove wrote:
>> "sf" > wrote in message
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>> ...
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>> > On Fri, 22 Aug 2014 22:11:26 -0700, "Julie Bove"
>>
>> > > wrote:
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>> >
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>> >> I once had a nurse tell me to eat yogurt when I had to take
>> >> antibiotics.
>>
>> >> When I told her that I hated yogurt, she told me to eat cottage
>> >> cheese.
>>
>> >> Clueless!
>>
>> >
>>
>> > What could she have suggested that you might have liked?
>>
>>
>>
>> You totally missed the point. The reason she should have suggested
>> yogurt
>>
>> was for the lactobacillus, a probiotic that not all yogurt has. To tell
>>
>> someone merely to eat yogurt was rather shoddy advice. Unless they
>> bought
>>
>> the plain kind with the live cultures, all they would be doing was making
>>
>> the problem worse.
>
> You ****ing stupid woman, you don't have a clue. You find me any yogurt
> on
> the market that doesn't have live cultures. and Lactobacillus is only one
> of
> quite a few different genera for probiotic effects. Also, flavoring
> yogurt
> does not kill the bacteria, so you don't have to use "the plain kind."
>
>> There are no such probiotics in cottage cheese at all.
>>
>> So for her to say that is laughable. Clearly she thought that it had
>> just
>>
>> something to do with eating dairy. It doesn't. This was in the late 80's
>> so
>>
>> I don't know if probiotic pills were available at that time. Those would
>>
>> have been even better for use with an antibiotic because to get enough to
>>
>> counteract an antibiotic, you'd have to eat tons of yogurt.
>
> Again, you are ****ing stupid. Cultured milk is better than the pills
> because
> the bacteria are already active, not dormant.
>
> You should STFU about stuff you don't know about, like probiotics. That
> icky
> tasting UHT milk that your family likes has one good use, making cultured
> probiotic stuff. You can inoculate it with whatever strains you wish. I
> have
> a glass of it every morning, followed by a large glass of cold water. It
> tastes good because I flavor and sweeten it, but even if I didn't, it's
> not
> horrible, and you chase it right away. Some of your intestinal ailments
> might
> be improved if you did it as well, but you won't because you're stupid.
> Prove
> me incorrect.
>
> --Bryan

I am not going to shut up. The Drs. that we see at the time do not advise
the eating of any dairy whatever the case may be to counteract an
antibiotic. There just isn't enough of good stuff in there for it to work.
They have us take high doses of probiotics then. I was taking it three
times a day while in the hospital.

My family doesn't drink much milk at all which is why I buy it that way. My
husband will drink it if I have baked goods and that would be not often.
And once in a while they'll have a bowl of cereal. Believe me, drinking
milk or eating any dairy would only add to my intestinal problems. My
current intestinal ailments have only to do with my gastroparesis. That is
caused by diabetes. I am very careful not to eat anything that might make
me sick.