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Whats in your Yogurt?

Do you have any quesions about bad breath?
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OneDay111
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Whats in your Yogurt?

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What freindly bacterica are in your yogurt ??? :D

mine are


LACTOBACILLUS ACIDOPHILUS
BIFIDOBACTERIUM LONGUM
STREPTOCOCCUS THERMOPHILUS

Also state from a level of 1-10 how EFFECTIVE the yogurt has been.

thank you

6/10 LONG TERM USE -Bio-Pot Fat Free Yogurt with live cultures

5.8 grams of sugar per 100.


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i eat activa yogurt and it has Bifidus Regularis (which is a probiotic)
it also has bifidobacterium and l. bulgaricus and s. thermophilus .....


i think it has helped with the coating on my -7/10
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222chick wrote:i eat activa yogurt and it has Bifidus Regularis (which is a probiotic)
it also has bifidobacterium and l. bulgaricus and s. thermophilus .....


i think it has helped with the coating on my -7/10
lol i hope that isn't a negative 7 :P

I eat Activia yogurt everday and 222chick, "regularis" is a term that Dannon coined to make the yogurt seem more beneficial. How long have you been eating Activia? I've been eating it for 4-5 days and not seeing much of a difference.

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Post by Eric »

I eat Dannon Activia and drink Kefir, but not on a regular basis like I should. When I do it for multiple days in a row it seems to cut down on the white coating on my tongue and keep the back of my throat from smelling fecal.

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Whats the name for the kefer???

Were can i purchase it from

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Post by Eric »

The kind I get is just called 'Kefir'. They sell it in most higher-end supermarkets in the U.S.
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