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information without first speaking with your doctor. Now, let's head to the show. Hey everyone,

welcome back to Dr. Rousher Radio. This is Dr. Roushaw. Let's jump in on some recent research updates

regarding probiotics. And I should point out that many pay lip service to staying current

regarding a body of scientific literature or they kind of make these highfalutin statements.

The science says the evidence is clear. But I doubt many actually do as good of a job

staying abreast of science as they kind of portray in some cases. And I don't mean to be, you know,

making too overt of a dig,

but it is frustrating when you are someone who actually puts in the time to obsess over staying

abreast of what's being published. And just since our last update, maybe four weeks,

there have been a number of studies that are impactful and about a dozen that are noteworthy on probiotics.

So let's go into these updates. And by the way, they're not all updates showing benefit

from probiotic therapy, which I should also mention. But let's jump in. First study

entitled Changes in Crohn's Disease Activity and Safety of Administering Saccharomycese

ballardiae in patients with Crohn's disease. And this was a retrospective, so looking back in time,

cohort meaning group of 92 subjects with Crohn's disease. So this is an autoimmune and inflammatory

condition in the

intestines, often impacting both the small and large. And it will manifest as bloating, abdominal

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