Q about Digestive Advantage

I can't think of any way they would case acne I googled it and all the acne sites seemed to think that you should take them, especially if you take antiobiotics for the acne which is common.Companies change formulations all the time, does not make the a scam. They may have changed sweeteners for any number of reasons (like to make a chewable tablet taste better). Most people (and some people are more sensitive, but generally it does take a good dose to cause a problem as .05 grams of anything can only produce so much gas or hold only so many water molecules in the stool) can tolerate the amount of sorbitol that is used to sweeten a pill. The amount in a sugar-free low carb meal replacement bar is usually enough to set even a few normal people off and that is often 10's of grams, not a minisucle amount. And if the probiotics digest the sorbitol instead of your gas producing bacteria that should also minimize the problem.Now I think they'd be smart to take it out just because it would turn some people off automatically.K.

This following statement is from the makers of Digestive Advantage - As a result, the sugars in the small bowel that are not being absorbed are immediately utilized by the bacteria to fill this need. Un-digested sugars (mainly lactose, fructose, and sorbitol) can trigger the symptoms of lactose intolerance and when these sugars are fully absorbed or utilized; the symptoms disappear." So then WHY would they put in their product mannitol, which is the same as sorbitol. They also added aspartame. Personally I think they have ruined the product and I will not touch it now. I told them I will not being using their product any longer and asked WHY they did this. Like I said in my previous post they had no real answer. The person that e-mailed me back just mentioned something about Di-pac which is also new in the formula and totally disregarded my question about mannitol.