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What do i eat to put good bacteria back in my stomach after taking antibiotics?
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Cultured yogurt: Cultured yogurt is the best dietary way to re-culture the intestinal tract. Probiotics are probably more efficient and there are several formulations available without prescription. Please talk to your pharmacist for assistance in selecting the best product to use.
Answered 11/3/2016
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