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A double‐blind, placebo‐controlled study to assess the effect of a probiotic mixture on symptoms and inflammatory markers in women with diarrhea‐predominant <scp>IBS</scp>
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An 8-week treatment with BIO-25 improved symptoms in women with IBS-D, but was not superior to placebo. This rigorously designed and executed study supports the findings of other studies that did not demonstrate superiority of probiotics over placebo in IBS. High quality clinical studies are necessary to examine the efficacy of other specific probiotics in IBS-D patients since data are still conflicting.
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