Nature's Bounty : Probiotic Acidophilus

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Active Ingredients:
Lactobacillus Acidophilus.

Other Ingredients:
Vegetable Cellulose, Vegetable Stearic Acid, Silica, Maltodextrin, Vegetable Magnesium Stearate.

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December 13, 2017
Pretty good so far
I've tried out TONS of natural products for over a year. I normally develop mild acne during my period. Since a week ago I've been taking probiotics and I'm surprised with the results. My skin is 98% better.
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December 24, 2009

Pros:

My skin is softer and smoother. Its good for the immune system. For a long time I had uneven skin texture and severe acne. Since I've been taking this for the first time. I have spots on my face that are completly smooth and acne free. That has never happened with any treatment I used.

Cons:

Its an adjustment! After about a week I had stomach discomfort. This is normal and it goes away. It may take a month to see results.

I gave up! I threw all my prescriptions, acne medication in the garbage! I stopped getting facial peels. Nothing worked I've tried everything for months but with very little results. I peeled for a full year every few months or so the strenght of the peel was increased. Even so I never felt "baby smooth" skin nor have I ever peeled. It did nothing. I read an article about our immune system and how the effects of the foods we eat can cause problems throughout our body. I always heard that certain foods may or may not aggravate acne however I was curious on how exactly would it cause acne. I read that taking supplements to aid in digestion does wonders for the skin and they are right. ****Yogurt does not contain enough Acidophilus to effect your skin since it sits for long periods of time before we even consume it. The good bacteria is almost destroyed by transportation, and on the shelves at stores. Before you purchase these supplements look for a "Billion live culture guarantee" label on the package.****
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