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All yogourt is made by adding two active cultures to milk: BB-12®
Streptococcus thermophilus and LA-5® Lactobacillus
bulgaricus.
YoptimalTM contains two additional active
probiotic cultures: BB-12®
Bifidobacterium lactis and LA-5® Lactobacillus
acidophilus. Each 100-g serving of YoptimalTM
contains more than 1 billion probiotics of both of these probiotic cultures.
The scientists of the research and development team at Yoplait carefully
selected both of these active probiotic cultures for their beneficial effects
on a healthy digestive tract flora. Scientific studies have demonstrated these benefits.
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Active cultures |
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Streptococcus thermophilus |
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Lactobacillus bulgaricus |
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Streptococcus thermophilus |
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Lactobacillus bulgaricus |
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BB-12® Bifidobacterium
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LA-5® Lactobacillus
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Active probiotic
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BB-12®
and LA-5® are registered
trademarks of Chr. Hansen, Inc.
The active probiotic cultures of YoptimalTM, BB-12®
Bifidobacterium lactis and LA-5® Lactobacillus
acidophillus, are resistant enough to survive the passage through the
digestive tube.
Always striving to offer you quality products, Yoplait's team has ensured that
there are more than one billion active BB-12® Bifidobacterium
lactis and LA-5® Lactobacillus acidophillus
bacteria per 100 g serving of YoptimalTM. This number
is guaranted up to the product's expiration date.
According to scientific studies, this quantity is sufficient to obtain a
positive effect on health. This constitutes one of the major advantages of
YoptimalTM.
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BB-12® Bifidobacterium
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LA-5® Lactobacillus
acidophilus |
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Both of the active probiotic cultures in Yoptimal TM
are resistant enough to survive the passage through the intestinal tube.
BB-12® Bifidobacterium
lactis and LA-5® Lactobacillus
acidophillus work symbiotically. Symbiosis is an interdependent and
mutually beneficial relationship between two living organisms that helps each
of them fulfill certain functions more easily, such as finding food, protecting
themselves, or reproducing.
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