health drinks

[tinkertontom]

has anyone felt the benifit of taking any of the health drinks ,I mean the ones in the little bottles like yakult etc

[Ethel]

Yes - the manufacturers feel a nice big healthy profit.

[sqad617]

I agree entirely with Ethel.

[scotgal]

I don't buy these faddy things

[beanebabe]

My kids drink the Muller Vitality ones most days and they never get the vomiting/diarhoea bugs that do the rounds at school. Luck or not, I don't know!

[tinkertontom]

thanks everyone I think I will stick to just healthy eating and save the pennies

[chazza]

These were analysed recently by a scientist for one of those BBC2 programmes and the results that came back were that if you have a stomach complaint eg IBS, these things can be beneficial to you.

However taking them everyday when there's nothing wrong with you will not do you any good

[ajrowe]

I read awhile ago that some scientists ran some medical trials comparing people who took the 'healthy bateria yoghurts' with those who did not. When the trials failed to show a significant improvement in the first group i.e. that the advertising claims were not as good as they appeared; the company who made them ( and who had perhaps funded the research) threatend the scientists with legal action if they published their findings! What does that tell you?....

[MangoPete]

Check out Frequensea,something completely different, it is 100%organic and vegan. It uses a conpkletely naturakprocess o extract the goodnes from plants and contains phytoplankton.
Yes it is from america but so is Bonjovi and Jamelia and potatoes and chocolate.

www.pjrawcliffe.provibranthealth.com

Both my family and I think it is a wonderful whole food suppliment as als helps those with digestive pproblrms as it is so easily digested.

But don't take my work for it google phytoplankton