does this apply universally to bacterial strains ?
https://seed.com/cultured/probiotics-refrigeration-storage-g...
On a few occasions when my dog has gotten sick, or needed antibiotics, shelf stabilized probiotics cleaned their digestion right up.
Are strains that only survive when refrigerated probably a higher count? Maybe. Are there stains that are better but can't be freeze dried? Probably. Are there shelf stable probiotics that are worth buying, especially if you don't have access to refrigerated stuff? Absolutely!
> PSA: If a probiotic is on the shelf, not in a cooler, it's probably not worth buying.
is exactly what I was responding to, along with your one word response "Yes" to that applying equally to all bacterial strains, which is also untrue.
If a probiotic is on the shelf, not in a cooler, it's probably not worth buying
Strains that only survive when refrigerated are maybe probably a higher count
There are probably strains that are better but can't be freeze dried
There are absolutely shelf stable probiotics that are worth buying, especially if you don't have access to refrigerated stuffIf you could just Google it up, not nearly as interesting to HN.