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Quit That Bellyaching

Oct 26, 2009


The latest way to better digestive health from Boulder, Colo.-based NextFoods is GoodBelly BigShot 50, a supercharged dose of 50 billion live and active cultures that features the powerful probiotic strain Lactobacillus Plantarum 299v (Lp299v). GoodBelly BigShot 50 provides an extra boost of protection to kick-start the immune system and help restore the natural internal balance of microflora in the intestinal tract for optimal core digestive health. One 2.7-ounce single-serving “shot” is designed for occasional use during digestive flare-ups, pre- and post-antibiotic treatment, or during periods of feeling particularly run down. All GoodBelly products are made with antioxidant-rich fruit juice, in addition to being free of dairy, wheat and soy. A four-pack available in Lemon-Ginger flavor retails for a suggested $7.99. For more information, visit www.goodbelly.com.


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