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There are a number of practical recommendations for patients considering antibiotics. Learn the importance of working closely with your healthcare provider to tailor your approach based on your specific needs and preferences.

We begin by addressing a common concern: antibiotic-associated diarrhoea. Discover why this symptom serves as a warning sign and explore effective therapies to restore and maintain your gut health.

Probiotics take centre stage as we debunk misconceptions about their compatibility with antibiotics. Probiotics have the ability to reduce the incidence and severity of antibiotic-associated diarrhoea. Even if you don't experience digestive issues, I strongly recommend incorporating probiotics to my patients taking antibiotics that suit their tolerance level for overall gut support.

Probiotics can enhance your immune function, heal your gut lining, and combat unfriendly bacteria and fungal overgrowths in the gut. These tiny allies play a crucial role in maintaining a healthy gut ecosystem.

Prebiotics also take the spotlight as indispensable allies for gut health with their ability to selectively nourish beneficial bacteria and finally butyrate, a game-changing short-chain fatty acid. Butyrate is vital for your gut's well-being, from fuelling the cells lining your large bowel to maintaining an acidic environment that discourages unfriendly bacteria.