International Journal of Dairy Technology · 2005 · 238 citations · 83 references
AgricultureNutritionNutritional SciencesFermented Dairy ProductsHuman NutritionMilk CompositionDairy FermentationLactation NutritionPrebioticsProbiotic Dairy ProductsProbioticsProbiotics In FoodsBody Weight RegulationFat Content AssessmentHealth Benefits Of Probiotic FoodsLow-fat YogurtProbiotic Fermented FoodsProbiotic MilkProbiotic PropertiesYogurt Fermentation
Yoghurt is one of the most popular fermented milk products worldwide and has gained widespread consumer acceptance as a healthy food. It provides an array of nutrients in significant amounts, in relation to its energy and fat content, making it a nutrient‐dense food. In particular, yoghurt can provide the body with significant amounts of calcium in a bioavailable form. Furthermore, yoghurt has many health benefits beyond the basic nutrition it provides, such as improved lactose tolerance, a possible role in body weight and fat loss, and a variety of health attributes associated with probiotic bacteria.
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