Probiotics

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Probiotics: 5 Bug Friendly Foods For Your Gut

If the thought of eating bacteria doesn’t sit well with you, it’s important to know there are certain types of good bacteria essential for good health.

If the thought of eating bacteria doesn’t sit well with you, it’s important to know there are certain types of good bacteria essential for good health. Probiotics are a friendly type of bacteria (that we eat!) that help to aid a healthy digestive system and can help to provide an enhanced immune system response. When we think about some of the most common day-to-day illnesses being related to our digestive system – irritable bowel symptoms and constipation, for example – it’s important to know how we can incorporate probiotics into our daily diet. We’ve got five foods you can eat to boost your health right now. Come see.

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Olivia Wilde and Cameron Diaz Make the Cut

  • Olivia Wilde debuted a new shorter style at the 2012 Palm Springs Film Festival — FabSugar
  • And she's not the only one, Cameron Diaz is also rocking a new look: a bob — People
  • Nicole Richie always looks glam, but she says she actually can't apply her own makeup!

  • Olivia Wilde debuted a new shorter style at the 2012 Palm Springs Film Festival — FabSugar
  • And she's not the only one, Cameron Diaz is also rocking a new look: a bob — People
  • Nicole Richie always looks glam, but she says she actually can't apply her own makeup! — InStyle
  • Lindsay Lohan has landed herself a beauty contract; she'll front FCUK's Friction perfume — Oh No They Didn't
  • Max Factor, Pantene and Olay are getting into the Olympic spirit, signing three UK athletes as brand ambassadors — Elle UK
  • Dannii Minogue says she had to complete overhaul her wardrobe after getting her hair cropped — Daily Telegraph
  • Guys like long hair, French manicures and nude lips, not short hair, nail art and red lips. Spoilsports — Glamour
  • Probiotics: the new buzzword in beauty. What's good for your stomach is apparently also good for your skin — Daily Mail