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Coming up, probiotics are all the rage, promising a happy gut and a host of other health perks,
but with so many yogurts and pills and potions boasting live cultures,
it does make us wonder if the miracle workers are all they are made out to be.
After that, when we say, I love you, I do, do our waistlines also whisper, me too.
Is it the cozy contentment of coupled life or the shared love of late night snacks or just the universe's way of celebrating a new union with a little extra insulation?
We'll talk about that as well.
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And now… Probiotics have surged in popularity,
lauded for their purported ability to bolster gut health and overall well-being.
From yogurts and fermented foods to an array of supplements lining pharmacy and grocery store shelves,
they're marketed as a powerful tool for digestive harmony and beyond.
More recently, the beauty industry has embraced probiotics,