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'Brain Fogginess' and D-Lactic Acidosis: Probiotics Are Not the Cause

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'Brain Fogginess' and D-Lactic Acidosis: Probiotics Are Not the Cause (English)

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Eamonn M M Quigley

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Bruno Pot

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Mary Ellen Sanders

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24 September 2018

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Clinical and translational gastroenterology

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9

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9

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187

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Metabolic acidosis in short bowel syndrome: think D-lactic acid acidosis

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D-lactic Acidosis: Successful Suppression of D-lactate-Producing Lactobacillus by Probiotics

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10.1038/S41424-018-0057-9

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