Does Activia Really Have Any Better Bacteria Than Normal Yogurt?
I've been doing a moment or two bit of research on yogurt cultures to find out how they benefit the natural flora of the intestines because my husband have suffered from c. difficile twice in the recent past three months. So, what I'm wondering is - is Activia really all that much more beneficial to restoring this inborn flora than normal yogurt? What giving of amounts of probiotics are in a given amount (say 8 oz.) of everyday yogurt vs. Activia? How do these compare to probiotic capsules? And how much yogurt would one own to eat to restore a completely erradicated colony of biddable bacteria surrounded by one's instestines (as a result of Flagyl use)?
Answer: There are many different probiotic cultures and not adjectives of them are in adjectives yogurts. So to get the best result walk for an unsweetened yogurt that has at lowest 3 strains of culture in it, I approaching the Nancy's brand because it's tart but not too adjectives, and it always puts me right after a course of antibiotics.
You can describe if the cultures are active because they will enjoy eaten adjectives the milk sugar and fermented the yogurt to a tart flavour, also as it stays contained by your fridge the yogurt will become more tart, because it is still fermenting. If it does that, after it is living yogurt and will help you.
Of course, when it starts to smell resembling wet socks, after it's gone bad. :P IF you haven't eat it all by after!
It can be an adjustment to American tastes which hold usually been offered pudding-sweet yogurts but if the yogurt is too adjectives you can add a bit of maple syrup to it right earlier eating, or even better some honey(natural antibacterial) or molassses(full of vitamins) to sweeten it.
I've hear there are no studies to prove that Activia in truth works. number on is good germs in the any mode of pickle or plain yogurt its true
If you by "nromal" yogurt you mean types close to Dannons and the rest of those types, possibly. The best yogurt, which works the best is Greek strained yogurt. Tastes awesome too.