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I will do my best to answer your question. Probiotics help balance the bacterial flora in the mouth and because it does this the answer is yes, it can change the taste in your mouth to a degree.Most report this as a good thing as bad bacteria, acids, fungus and even blood residues have a sour or metallic kind of taste. good way to get the benefits of probiotics is to eat yogurt. You won't notice the change as much if it seems unpleasant at first to you. Whichever way, you should give it some time to normalize while your mouth flora is re-adjusting. Let me know if this helps or you have any other questions.
But it's not clear which live micro-organisms, or probiotics, are helpful, says Bousvaros. Lots of people have turned to yogurt, with the belief that the bacteria added to the milk as part of the fermentation process are helpful. And there's some evidence that yogurt affects digestion. Many others are trying specialty yogurts or supplements made with specific strains of probiotics.