Can probiotics reduce the effectiveness of antibiotics?

Probiotics and antibiotics work in two different and opposing ways. Probiotics do not reduce the effectivity of the antibiotics that we are taking. In fact, I believe it's the other way around. Most of the time, it's antibiotics that are harming the probiotics in our gut. read more

By taking some good probiotics during your course of antibiotics, you can reduce or eliminate many of the side effects that come with antibiotic use. Probiotics Prevent Candida Taking Over Your Gut While You Are On Antibiotics. A study published earlier this year shows clear evidence that probiotics can prevent a Candida overgrowth after antibiotics. This really shows how effective probiotics can be, and why Candida sufferers should make them a part of their daily routine. read more

The spacing allows time for your digestive system to absorb the antibiotics, moving them out of the intestines and into the bloodstream. By the time you take the probiotics, your gut has become a friendly environment again. Other Concerns. Probiotics do not affect antibiotics, but they have an effect on other drugs. read more