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Does eating probiotics negate the effects of antibiotics?

5 upvotes • r/askscience

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Equipment Request

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Question about Generations in the US!

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Can something exist in real life that has a measurement 5.333 repeating?

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How fast can storms move?

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What changed in batteries that causes them to corrode so much and destroy all my devices?

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Can something exist in real life that has an imaginary measurement (Like something weighing 5.333 repeating)?

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I was told if I taste chlorine in my water (I do from my tap) it means there isn’t enough chlorine in it. How can this be the case when the H2O definitely can’t be the limiting reagent?

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If I take my Antibiotic for my sinus infection and eat my yogurt 10 minutes later...did I negate my antibiotics or my yogurt?

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When air cooling a radiator, would turbulent or laminar airflow be more effective and why?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Does eating probiotics negate the effects of antibiotics?	5	askscience
Equipment Request	5	icecreamery
Question about Generations in the US!	4	AskHistorians
Can something exist in real life that has a measurement 5.333 repeating?	1	askscience
How fast can storms move?	1	askscience
What changed in batteries that causes them to corrode so much and destroy all my devices?	1	askscience
Can something exist in real life that has an imaginary measurement (Like something weighing 5.333 repeating)?	1	askscience
I was told if I taste chlorine in my water (I do from my tap) it means there isn’t enough chlorine in it. How can this be the case when the H2O definitely can’t be the limiting reagent?	1	askscience
If I take my Antibiotic for my sinus infection and eat my yogurt 10 minutes later...did I negate my antibiotics or my yogurt?	1	askscience
When air cooling a radiator, would turbulent or laminar airflow be more effective and why?	0	askscience