100% healthy with miracle yogurt!
Woman's World|February 20, 2023
This slimming and healing trend is fun and delicious and it's easier to make than you think!
100% healthy with miracle yogurt!

Making yogurt "is really a simple process, the results are delicious and the health effects, spectacular," says Super Gut author William Davis, M.D. He says beginners can make their yogurt with just one probiotic called L. reuteri.

"This strain alone delivers smoother skin, accelerated healing, higher energy and a more relaxed and happy mood."

Women like 51-pounds-slimmer Jane Bubnis say L. reuteri yogurt is all they needed to transform their body. But you've got other great options too...

Extra healing + slimming

"Homemade yogurt can be customized to suit your specific health goals," says Dr. Davis. For example, you can add L. gasseri BNR17. This probiotic strain helps with stubborn GI issues "and really targets your waistline, helping you take off about an inch and a half just by eating the yogurt, even with no additional lifestyle changes." Since fat is replaced with taut muscle, the scale may not change, but track your measurements and prepare to be wowed!

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