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Activia Yogurt Advertisements
Activia yogurt ensures on its advertisement in assisting regulating the digestive system announcing from Activias’ website, “Activia may help reduce the frequency of minor digestive issues like bloating, gas, discomfort and rumbling, when consumed twice per day for two weeks as part of a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle”. It is consumed by many people who desire a regulated digestive system targeted to mainly women. The ingredients included in this product could have an effect on one’s individual digestive system either poor or healthy effects. According from the source Livestrong, this product’s ingredients include: cultivated grade A reduced-fat milk, sugar, water, fructose or fruit sugar, modified food starch, less than one percent milk
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