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Yakult’s Strange Supplement Drink Product: Delivers The High Concentration of Good Bacteria

"Yakult" is a pro-biotic drink from Japan, produce an appetizing cultured milk drink and the first bottle of Yakult hit the shelves in Japan in 1935. Today, Yakult is consumed daily by twenty six million people in thirty countries.

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Yakult is a pro-biotic drink from Japan. The Japanese physician and microbiologist, Dr. Minoru Shirota, who was convinced that a natural method of boosting intestinal health and protecting people from disease must exist, and set out to find it.

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Miracle Findings

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Dr. Minoru research led him to a strain of good bacteria, which is today called the Lactobacillus. It was used to produce an appetizing cultured milk drink and the first bottle of Yakult hit the shelves in Japan in 1935. Today, Yakult is consumed daily by twenty six million people in thirty countries.

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Supplementing our diet with Yakult stops the growth of harmful bacteria, protects us from infection, helps digestion and absorption of food, produces vitamins and stimulates the immune system.

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Yakult is beneficial for everyone – from three month old babies to the elderly. The natural intestinal flora of babies below the age of three months are not yet matured, so this drink is not suitable for them. Yakult’s consumers are those who are concerned about their health and discerning about quality.

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The Science of Pro-Biotic

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Pro-Biotic are live, good bacteria, which when consumed in sufficiently high numbers can improve the balance of our intestinal flora. There are more than four hundred types of microorganisms in the intestine. Some of these bacteria are good for your health, many are harmless, and others are downright bad.

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To stay healthy, we need a balance where the good bacteria outnumber the harmful bacteria. Stress, an unbalanced diet, medications, inflections and the aging process can all upset our intestinal balance, exposing us to problems like constipation, diarrhea and a weak immune system. Long-term, we could more prone cancer.

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To help our intestinal health, the bacteria have to withstand our stomach acid and bile and reach our intestines alive. Most Bacteria in food are neutralized in our stomachs. Yakult founder’s years of research pinpointed the Dr. Minoru strain as one of the strongest strains of lactobacillus, with a very high survival rate in the stomach.

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Once it reaches the intestines, it multiples and produces lactic acid, which reduces the growth of harmful bacteria and promotes the growth of beneficial bacteria.

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Yakult – Promote Intestinal Health

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Yakult contains one of the highest concentrations of good bacteria among pro-biotic drinks – more than thirty billion in each bottle. There are more than two hundred and fifty scientists currently working on new applications of Yakult’s beneficial bacteria.

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The drink’s high quality ingredients are sourced from around the world. Yakult’s strain comes from the mother culture in Japan, as well as the vitamins and calcium.

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  1. This is an awesome article and very informative too.

  2. Interesting article!

  3. Great article! I would like to try it:)

  4. Nice article. I just got some of this stuff last week and it’s delicious. Not sure if it’s making me any healthier yet, seeing as I’ve only had it twice so far, but if it’s supposed to be all that good for me… I’ll keep drinking it! Tastes great, so why not? :D

  5. We just got some and it tastes really good too. I just had my first about one hour ago.

  6. Thanks for the informative article.

    By the way, my son really like Yakult and drink it take 5x a day. Is there any bad effects if you take to much like 5x a day?

  7. Ummm… Well,… Im not a expert or anything but i think its bad cuz I think 1 a day is quite sufficient and anything good would become bad if you drink it excessively.

  8. i am also going launch probiotic solution

  9. It’s good to see articles about natural health. My only disagreement is that babies under 1 year old should not be given yogurt because the healthy bacteria is destructive before that age. Is this product different from yogurt?

  10. Interesting article.

  11. always willing to try something good !!

  12. it’s great stuff – my sons really live well on it!!

  13. I found interesting article.

    awesome…Yakult…

    I’ll try it !

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1127396/How-I-cured-babys-mystery-illness-baffled-doctors-simple-yoghurt-drink.html

  14. LcS was originally isolated from human feces at Yakult Central Institute for Microbiological Research (Tokyo, Japan). LcS cells were cultured for 24 h at 37°C in MRS medium (Difco Laboratories, Detroit, Mich.)

  15. quoted from

    http://cdli.asm.org/cgi/content/full/8/3/593#MaterialsMethods

    no wonder yakult tastes so good, shirota strain comes from a basin of sh@t!

  16. This Yakult not look like original japanese Yakult
    By package(bottle) all characters except alphabets, are KANJI,
    but not belongs to us, Japanese. I think they are from either China or Taiwan.

  17. the article itself is ok, but the clip has some problem,ying and yang concept is not from japan,and the concept of the diet is not correct,pls consider to remove this clip

  18. i just tried it and i think it’s working pretty good on me, i take 2x a day.

  19. These products are good.

  20. Searching about yakult due to my 3-year old bro who was almost admitted due to too much intake of yakult and caused him bloating since he loves it so much that he could take 5 bottle a day…

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