Narin - The First Bulgarian Acidophilic Yogurt

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Narin - The First Bulgarian Acidophilic Yogurt
Narin - The First Bulgarian Acidophilic Yogurt
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Recently, a new type has appeared in the sections for dairy products in stores yoghurt with the sonorous and beautiful name Narinѐ.

Narinѐ is an Armenian female name given by Professor Levon Erzinkyan to the yoghurt with acidophilic bacteria produced by him and distributed in the then SSSP since 1964. In 1986, Japan bought the strain and also began producing acidophilic milk.

What is acidophilic milk?

Milk fermented with live acidophilic bacteria - one of the most important for the human body. Unlike our known probiotic bacteria (eg Lactobacillus Bulgaricus), which live in the external environment, Lactobacillus acidophilus settles in the human gastrointestinal tract from birth.

If something does not destroy them, they accompany us throughout our lives, taking care of our health in a remarkable way - they process food into vitamins, trace elements and other useful substances to reach every cell of the body in an appropriate form.

Yoghurt
Yoghurt

Narin's milk also contains inulin and pectin - the main nutrient medium for bifidobacteria in the gastrointestinal tract.

Narin yogurt is suitable for daily use for all ages. It is recommended to be used without heat treatment to keep the bacteria alive.

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