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number6@feddit.nl to Showerthoughts@lemmy.world · 2 years ago

Pro-biotic and anti-biotic are both considered good things.

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Pro-biotic and anti-biotic are both considered good things.

number6@feddit.nl to Showerthoughts@lemmy.world · 2 years ago
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    It really depends on the biotic.

    • jennwiththesea@lemmy.world
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      Yeah. Some microbes you can’t live without. Some microbes, you can’t live with.

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        Microbes. Can’t live with em, can’t live without em.

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        And some microbes you can’t live without, but you also can’t live with too many of them.

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    deleted by creator

  • Cloudless ☼@feddit.uk
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    Flammable and inflammable are both easily ignited.

    • number6@feddit.nlOP
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      Regardless, I stay away from both irregardless.

    • moistclump@lemmy.world
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      They’re called antiautonyms! Or, contranyms.

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      You definitely should play with matches or you definitely shouldn’t

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        You should defiantly play with matches

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      What a country!

  • son_named_bort@lemmy.world
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    So are humidifiers and dehumidifiers

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      That’s why I have both right next to each other.

      • DanglingFury@lemmy.world
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        The Goldilocks zone of energy consumption

        • qjkxbmwvz@lemmy.sdf.org
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          Electric heater with more steps.

    • Klear@lemmy.world
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      Or freezers and heaters.

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    It’s generally a good idea to take some probiotic after antibiotic treatment.

    • whyNotSquirrel@sh.itjust.works
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      yeah, getting some good biotics after killing the bad biotics!

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        The problem with antibiotics is they kill the goodbiotics too. They just love killin.

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          That’s why you need prebiotics, duh.

    • jasondj@ttrpg.network
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      Is it though? Don’t most probiotics just get destroyed by stomach acid?

      Honestly if your going to take anything following a strong round of antibiotics, it’d be a fecal-matter transfusion, not oral probiotics.

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        No. The biggest issue is antibiotic causing a decrease in biodiversity, and the new probiotic being unable to populate due to the advantage of the existing bacteria occupying the sacks that make them able to colonize.

        Your best bet is a rigorous and never ending probiotic rich diet. I think you are barely even making progress then as well.

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          I couldn’t find much info on it, tbh. I was just going off what my BIL (a Pharm.D) had described to me in passing and took his word for it.

          I mean, since I’ve started taking a fiber supplement and making soy milk “yogurt” at home, I’ve been having some of the best gut health of my life.

          The yogurt is like the easiest thing ever, too. I just open two probiotic capsules (~25M active cultures) into a quart-sized gum-free soy milk (basically shelf-stable from Trader Joe’s or Westsoy), shake it up good, divvy it into 5x 8floz mason jars…use riser and 8oz water in Instantpot, set to Yogurt, venting, for 14hr.

          I take one of those and mix it in with ~60g Trader Joe’s ancient-grain rolled oats and maybe some raisins, let it sit overnight, add some agave/honey/maple syrup…makes a great filling breakfast.

          It also helps that I started adderall at the same time and that gave me an insatiable thirst and I started drinking a lot more water.

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            I dont like probiotic “capsules”. I dont trust them to actually contain bacteria that will steer my stomach in a good direction in the long term. It is only really good for taking sporadically (stomach flu, bowel movements looking undigested, diarrhea) if that even.

            If you have taken adderall, you might easily be conflating certain effects when it comes to digestion. I also feel finer in the stomach when dopamine is pumping inside me. Does not mean its good for the stomach, just that dopamine is good at relieving introception.

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              I’m going solely off the quantity and quality of BMs. I started taking the fiber supplement a few days after the adderall because my psych had suggested that it could cause diarrhea and my quality wasn’t particularly great to begin with.

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        “Don’t most probiotics just get destroyed by stomach acid?”

        No. That’s why eating probiotic food helps diversify your gut microbiome.

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        That’s why I occasionally put yogurt in my butt.

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      For best results, take one antibiotic concurrently with every probiotic food/drink!

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    I am pro some biotics, and anti other biotics. The duality of man.

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      Especially when you get sick and have to take antibiotics … I take a few more probiotics to replace all the biotics that got wiped away.

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    Not from the bacteria’s perspective

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    I just think biotics have a right to choose. Which is why I’m pro-biotic.

    I am also a yogurt.

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      Thank you for your service.

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        Username checks out.

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    Like a light switch. Sometimes you want that light on, other times you want it off. Both positions of the switch are features.

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    I like to lock them in a closed container together and let them fight it out.

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      This is a basic biology class demonstration

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      I’m the closed container.

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        You’re very sick now, aren’t you?

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    I haven’t really decided where I stand on biotic.

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      Biotic swing vote

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      It’s like water. Drink the right water or you’ll die. Drink the wrong water and you’ll die.

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    “Probiotic” mostly refers to substances like yogurt that actually contain live beneficial microbes.

    “Antibiotic” mostly refers to substances that are based on the ones produced by one microbe (like a Penicillium mold) to attack a different microbe (like an infectious bacterium).

    So, both involve the action of microbes to help you; the difference is that one you want to cultivate in your guts, and the other you want to help fight off other microbes.

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    And then there are prebiotics, but what’s a postbiotic?

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      vinegar maybe?

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        Poop

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          isnt poop still pretty damn biotic tho

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            Little of everything

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    Not in Mass Effect!

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    Would that make prebiotics neutral since they’re on the fence?

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