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Will taking probiotic supplements return appetite? never really ate "healthy". appetite gone for 7 days. diagnosed with bronchitis. frequent anxiety.
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No: Probiotics haven't been demonstrated to increase appetite. Your appetite has been gone probably due to your illness. As soon as you recover, your appetite should return. Now is a good time to make a commitment to eating healthy.
Answered 3/30/2013
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