An animal formulation has been on the market for kidney compromised cats and dogs since 2006. No adverse effects in these animals have been observed. Recently completed results from human clinical trials have reaffirmed this safety.
You can take probiotics during antibiotic treatments. Probiotic supplements should be taken four hours after the antibiotics. Probiotic use should not interfere with the effectiveness of antibiotics.
The microbes in question demonstrate a strong affinity for many of the nitrogeneous wastes which accumulate in the blood in the event of kidney failure: urea, uric acid, creatinine, indoles and phenols, nitrosamines and their precursors.
No, they are natural microbes.
Our clinical studies have shown that our 3 strains of probiotics have higher affinity for urea and uremic acids. These 3 strains are specially selected and will metabolize the nitrogenous waste in the body. They are also enteric coated which renders them unaffected by stomach acids, thus improving efficiency.
