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Physiological Effects of Yogurt With Bb12 in Subjects With GI Symptoms Strointestinal Symptoms
Hypothesis: * Daily consumption of yogurt containing probiotic bacteria (Bb12) and inulin will significantly decrease whole gut and intestinal segmental transit time * The effect of accelerating intestinal transit will be associated with other GI physiology parameters including stool frequency and stool consistency.
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