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How To Boost Your Body's Defences With New Vaalia Berry Splash With Antioxidants

Vaalia are making it even easier to feel good on the inside with new Vaalia Low Fat Berry Splash with Antioxidants.

With plenty of tasty berries including blueberries, pomegranate, elderberries, cranberries, raspberries and Açaí Berries, probiotic cultures LGG, Acidophilus and Bifidus plus goji berry and green tea extracts as well as vitamins A, C and E, Vaalia Low Fat Berry Splash is a delicious way to assist in improving your wellbeing.

While we all know what we should do to look after ourselves more, with today’s busy lifestyle many of us find it difficult to find the time to do it. Vaalia Low Fat Berry Splash with Antioxidants is a quick and easy way to boost your antioxidant intake as well as consume important probiotic cultures Acidophilus, Bifidus and LGG. As with all Vaalia yoghurts, Vaalia Low Fat Berry Splash with Antioxidants has sufficient quantities of Acidophilus, Bifidus and LGG to survive the digestive system and assist in naturally regulating the digestive system and boosting overall wellbeing.

Antioxidants, including vitamins A, C and E help to boost the body’s defences and protect cells against the damage caused by free radicals.

Also new from Vaalia is Vaalia Low Fat Omega-3 Rich Strawberry and Vanilla which joins Vaalia Low Fat Omega-3 Vanilla Mango, Pomegranate Raspberry and Orange Mango Chai on the shelves this month.

Omega-3 is another vital nutrient that is beneficial to wellbeing that we often don’t get enough of. Omega-3 is required for wellbeing but our bodies can’t produce it.

So with even more ways to help boost your body’s defences there are yet more reasons to enjoy the great taste of creamy Vaalia Yoghurt.

Available in a range of pack sizes, Vaalia Low Fat Berry Splash with Antioxidants and Vaalia Low Fat Omega-3 Rich Strawberry and Vanilla are now available nationally.

This information is of a general nature only and is not designed to replace individual medical advice.  Always consult your doctor or dietitian for specific dietary advice.