Are there different types of Actimel?

Actimel is available in a wide range of fabulous flavours, including four delicious fat free varieties. *Enjoy as part of a balanced breakfast. WHO IS IT FOR?

Is Actimel actually good for you?

It added that its probiotics were developed after more than 10 years of clinical research, it had conducted over 25 scientific studies on its bacteria, showing that Actimel had a measurable beneficial effect for healthy people when taken on a daily basis and was doing substantial further research.

Should you drink Actimel everyday?

Actimel can be consumed every day as part of a healthy balanced diet and lifestyle.

What’s the difference between Actimel and Yakult?

Many of us may not know the difference between Yakult and Actimel, but it’s down to the specific “friendly bacteria” they contain. Yakult, which hails from Japan, is a fermented milk drink developed in the 1930s by Minoru Shirota, who then gave his name to the specific bacteria strain found in Yakult: L. casei Shirota.

Does Actimel need to be refrigerated?

Actimel should be stored in the refrigerator below +6°C for no longer than the use by date marked on the product. As with all chilled food products, we recommend that Actimel is transferred to your fridge as soon as you arrive home from shopping.

Is Actimel full of sugar?

Whatever benefit might be derived from Actimel’s probiotic content is likely to be offset by the fact that it is also high in sugar. Each 100g pot contains 13g of liquid sugar.

Is Actimel high in sugar?

Is Actimel good for IBS?

Probiotics for IBS come in many forms making it easy to take. There are yoghurts containing probiotics, as well as concentrated probiotic supplements such as small drinks like Actimel or Yakult or specific tablets/capsules.

Is Actimel good for cholesterol?

Probiotic yogurt drinks, such as Danone Actimel or Yakult, aim to boost the levels of the bacteria in the gut that aid digestion. Some people find that they ease bloating and can reduce the digestive side effects of antibiotics but they will not make any difference to your cholesterol level.