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I'm a big plain greek yogurt and kombucha fan, and the probiotics help keep my gut balanced and healthy! What foods do you eat regularly for gut health?
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I bought some of these probiotics...
...last week for a friend who was having some gastrointestinal...issues. He thanked me but said he doubt they'd do any good, so passed on them. #&$@% ingrate.
So I took them home. They were a buck for a shrink-wrapped pack of five. The little bottles are quite small — why, no bigger than your thumb! Presumably.
I've had one each morning. Evidently, the one thing I see online in reviews that people are not happy about is the high (?) sugar content.
So far, they taste good, anyway. Whether they're doing me any good digestively, well...the jury's still out.
@TheresaS933090 wrote:I eat an average of 7 servings of fruits and vegetables each day. I eat a lot of high-fiber foods like quinoa.
Love these commercials.
And I actually enjoy quinoa, whether or not I can pronounce it.
Ha! I've noticed that, too — the use of the word, anyway. (Not necessarily my gut's resting place.) Funny how certain words and phrases go in and out of vogue. I think it's much more noticeable these days due to how much info we consume online.
Homemade sauerkraut and other fermented veggies such as carrots, daikon radishes, onions, and hot peppers! Sauerkraut is the easiest thing in the world to make, just salt and shredded cabbage. I ferment it in the ceramic "pot" pulled out of an old crockpot.
-Mark
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