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Probiotics as a Treatment for Infectious Diseases

Probiotics as a Treatment for Infectious Diseases

Conclusion


Data from many studies have shown promising results for a variety of probiotic products in the treatment of a number of infectious diseases. It is important for the pharmacist to understand the patient's reasons for wanting to use a probiotic product. Until more standardized clinical research is conducted, however, pharmacists are limited in the recommendations they can make to patients.

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