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Lactobacilli and Bifidobacterium bifidum
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I was going through an article which states remission is possible in schizophrenics by Lactobacilli and Bifidobacterium bifidum. How far do you think the statement is true and wether this supplement should be taken or not? Any other comments please inform:
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Today even i red an article that walking on road can get a person killed by an accident.
So that doesn't means we should stop walking on road. We just need to be careful.
Injudicious use of any medicine is bad for health. So use any thing if you really need it.
See man some of the lactobacilli produce Dopamine, seratonin and even GABA so all these things may interfare if a person is having schizophrenia but it will only happen if taken in lage quality and for long time.
So don't use anything unnecessary.
Don't self medicate.
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