Sentences with phrase «bacteria than a store»
It's unsweetened (you can sweeten it to taste) and has more healthy bacteria than a store - bought yogurt.
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Homemade milk kefir contains far more superior beneficial bacteria and yeast, and far less sugar than any store - bought yogurt or kefir.
Milk that has been stored in the refrigerator for at least eight days also exhibits less good bacteria than what is produced when it is first expressed.
Spanish researchers from the Institute of Agrochemistry and Food Technology have recently published their paper revealing that breast milk is a store house of more than 700 species of bacteria.
Storing breast milk other than in sterile containers is counter-intuitive as it makes a conducive breeding ground for bacteria.
Several other technical advances helped, including the development of huge yeast artificial chromosomes, so - called «megaYACs», which can store up to 1.4 million pairs of DNA in one big chunk — 35 times more than can be stored in bacteria, the conventional way to clone DNA.
PS the starter I was given worked way better than purchased kefir drink (I think the bacterium in the store kefir is much less active)
When comparing probiotics and prebiotics in supplement form, probiotics aren't always able to survive the harsh, acidic temperatures of stomach acid — but prebiotics are, which might make them more helpful to repopulate the body's stores of good bacteria than an actual probiotic supplement.
He will need more of the store - bought brands as their bacteria counts are lower than home - made.
When they had it tested, one serving had more beneficial bacteria than a whole bottle of probiotics bought in the store.
But in recent years, scientists and researchers have realized these bacteria do more than just help your digestion — they interact with cells that influence your energy levels and how you store fat.
Hudson Foods Inc. recalled more than 25 million pounds of beef last month after the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that the company's frozen hamburger patties, which were sent to stores and fast - food restaurants across the country, might be infected with E. coli bacteria.