Women often get yeast infections after taking antibiotics, because the drug kills off the natural bacteria and yeast takes over. I've heard that eating yogurt with active cultures can help replace the natural bacteria. But...how are those bacteria supposed to get from the digestive tract to the reproductive tract? Or does the yogurt only benefit the gut and does nothing to prevent yeast infections?
I doubt it could be through the bloodstream, because any bacteria in the blood is a serious medical condition. If it's across the skin, it would seem you'd have a hygiene problem.
2007-03-25
17:44:22
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I don't know who's right, so I'll put it up for a vote.
2007-03-27
07:52:37 ·
update #1