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๐ฆ Elevate your gut game with the probiotic pros!
Toniiqโs Lactobacillus Reuteri Probiotic delivers a potent 50 Billion CFU per serving, verified through rigorous third-party testing to ensure purity and potency. Manufactured in a GMP-certified facility in the USA, this probiotic is backed by extensive research to support optimal digestive health and overall wellness.




| Asin | B0C6RHWK6M |
| Date First Available | June 8, 2023 |
| Item Model Number | Lactobacillus Reuteri Probiotic |
| Manufacturer | Toniiq |
| Package Dimensions | 3.15 x 2.76 x 2.36 inches; 2.12 ounces |
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Great as a Supplement
I initially purchased this product to make yogurt but started taking it as a supplement. It has noticeably helped with sleep issues.
User
Good for your body.
It helps keep your body clean. No bloating or discomfort. Easy to swallow tablets.
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Great for L. reuteri "Yogurt"
I purchased the Toniq 50B CFU L. retueri capsules to make Dr. William Davis' probiotic "yogurt." I had success the first attempt. Subsequent batches from the starter yogurt were even better (firmer, acidity, taste).I have used both my Instant Pot and Ultimate Yogurt Maker successfully. 2 capsules per 1Q of Organic Half & Half + 1TBS Organic Inulin.Method I used: Heat the inulin to boiling in 1/2 cup or the half & half. Then, pour the heated inulin & dairy mixture into the remaining half & half in the bottle. Mix well. Lastly, add the 2 capsules of L. reuteri to the mixture. Recap the bottle, mix gently and thoroughly. Pour into prepared glass containers. Cap (loosely if you use screw on lids). Incubate in a water bath at 99F for 36 hours. Remove and refrigerate.If you use starter from the first batch, mix the starter in half a cup of dairy product. Mix well but gently with a whisk.If you make more than one strain of yogurt, Dr. Davis recommends that you incubate separately, them mx the strains to eat.Prepare your containers and utensils by washing in hot soapy water, and rinsing well in hot water. I put the glass and utensils on a cookie sheet and heat in the oven to 225F to sterilize. The lids don't need to be sterilized, but dry well on a clean towel or paper towels before using. HEAT THE INULIN TO BOILING as indicated above. Dr. Davis said all inulin brands he tested had some level of microbe contamination. You don't want to incubate those microbes with your L. reuteri.Tip: Use a thermometer to cross check temperature. Especially if you're using an Instant Pot.Photo: large jar fits perfectly in my Instant Pot for L. gasseri. The other containers are used in my Ultimate Yogurt Maker.
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Makes terrific probiotic yogurt
This isn't the same strain that Dr Davis recommends, but I bought it because his recommended strain is back ordered for a month. It does seem terrific though! My wife and I are both loving the yogurt that results from it. And, many of the effects Dr Davis says you'll see, we are indeed seeing. The oxytocin effect is obvious, feel great. We are sleeping better. And, I'm noticing skin improvements. And trips to the porcelain throne are all great.Dr Davis' recommended strain arrived this weekend so I'll soon have that to compare once I finish off the yogurt and make a batch with that.BTW, I solved the separation issue by heating the half and half to 100F prior to mixing in the inulin/bacteria slurry. So far, that has worked for every batch. We don't even need to use some from the previous batch to make a new batch... no separation even with using the contents of the capsule for every batch. And, we've had success making this both with the Ultimate yogurt machine as well as an Instant Pot, both great options.
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Good, but not what Dr. Davis recommends.different strain.
Iโve made two batches so far, came out great, one with half and half as instructed in Dr Davisโs book, and one with grassfed whole milk. I made these before finishing the book and noted the strain he recommends. This one is not the same , so if you want to follow his recommendation for that specific strain, you may want to change to the Gaia brand tablets he uses.
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Recommended and will continue to recommend!
Works great, continue to re-order and a great price!
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Reuteri
excellent , as usual
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Probiotic capsules for Dr Davis 'yoghurt'
Originally used this to make Dr Davis 'yoghurt '. Because you don't need to use one each time you make the yoghurt, the capsule dry out ๐
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Looks like decent quality. Time will tell.
Very happy with this. Only just started using it so can't comment on any health benefits yet, but seems promising.Update After 1 Week:I'm feeling consistently happier in general, more of a positive mindset without any effort. I'm enjoying communicating with people and I feel like I am able to articulate my thoughts more clearly. Usually I can't wait to escape, but I feel more confident. Not sure at this point if it is these capsules, or if it is something else. I will see how things progress.
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Effective probiotics
Nicely packaged and potent.
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Good response
It was nice and it came as expected no delay
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I like it very much
Thank you
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L Reuteri for Yoghurt [Yummy if made right ] and great๐๐พ for gut restoration
The product has lived to its reputation.Yoghurt : aced it2 capsules1.ltre extra creamy milk ( brown cap in uae)5p ml of Elie and Vire 35% WHIIPING CREAM( Open a new one to prevent contamination.2 capsules12-14 g Inulin ( as feed to the Lactobacilus)Step 1] Bring milk to boil at medium temp , stir for 5.minStep 2] cool to room tempStep3] add inulin + 2 capsules and the whipping cream while constantly stirring.g. stir for 1.min4] set yoghurt maker for 28- 30 hrs 38 centigrade5) check after 15 - 16 hrs and then every 6 hrs. Once set remove and place in fridge.Excellent ans creamy.[ extra fat is the key]Why 3 stars : the product is temperature sensitive & L Reuteri do not like being transported hot. My product was delivered at around 43 degrees centigrade ! So supply chain issues ... Otherwise love the yoghurt ! Kudos to Toniq
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