New Product

Iluvharleys · January 27, 2006

I stopped at the store today and they were passing out little cups of this to taste. It was pretty good, kinda tasted like frozen yogurt only it wasn't frozen.

It's called Activia (with Bifidus Regularis) and it is made by Dannon. If you eat one every day it is supposed to keep you regular. It says it is a delicious way to help naturally regulate your digestive system. It is clinically proven to be effective in two weeks, when eaten daily. It contains a unique culture - Bifidus Regularis exclusive to Dannon. It is a smoothe, blended, lowfat yogurt with fruit pieces. It has 110 calories and 5g of Protein. It comes in strawberry, vanilla, mixed fruit, blueberry, and prune. I tried the Strawberry and Vanilla. They were 1/$1.98.

So, for those of you that have been having problems, you might want to give this a try.

ReneBean · January 27, 2006

thx Betty. Sounds like a good thing for during full liquids and mushies...

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paula · January 28, 2006

those of you that have been having problems, you might want to give this a try.

I live with "problems" in this area.

...and 5g's of protien??? Im impressed.

What store did you find this at?

dylansmom · January 28, 2006

I saw those in Walmart and wondered what they were. I was in a hurry though and never checked it out. I'll have to try them next time we go shopping.

I also have started taking the "Fiber Choice" tablets now too, and have had much better luck with those than the Benefiber. They cost about the same and are working way better for me.

Iluvharleys · January 29, 2006

Paula I saw them at Walmart, they were doing a demo on them.

HarleyNana · January 29, 2006

IF I didn't have that problem daily, I'd probably have a weight loss of some type. I use that powder Fiber in my coffee everyday, it might work every 3rd or 4th day. I'm anxious for the xenical to hit the market so I can take that again, never helped me lose weight, but for once I was regular as clock work. (couldn't possibly make gas any worse than it is now, subject to happen at any given moment, prepared or not)