Yogurt drink with ingredients that enhance fat burning effects
Danone Bio Fat Burning Yogurt Drink Plain contains bifidobacteria that reach the intestines alive. It comes in a 100 gram bottle.
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Yogurt drink with ingredients that enhance fat burning effects
Danone has released a new yogurt drink with ingredients that enhance fat burning effects, now available at convenience stores nationwide Danone Bio Fat Burning Yogurt Drink Plain contains bifidobacteria that reach the intestines alive. It comes in a 100 gram bottle. © Japan Today
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