yes, the bacteria helps your immune system
Only if it is low-fat and you are not lactose intolerant.
yoghurt cos I'm liverpuddlian.
Yes, but they are good bacteria. They help with digestion, constipation and it helps promote good gum health because of the bacteria. Here's a link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yogurt
yogurt is not a bacteria, but bacterias make yogurt
No, frozen yogurt contains more sugars, carbohydrates and less protein than regular yogurt.
You can learn more about Green Yogurt Nutrition online, or you can learn about it from many health books with the topic of Probiotics. Greek Yogurt is loaded with Probiotics which are good bacteria that help your body absorb more nutrients from your food.
No. The bacteria found in store or restaurant Yogurt is actually beneficial to your digestional health. The average human body also houses thousands of bacteria, most with no negative effects.
You won't starve.
Any brand of yogurt is good for both children and adults.
It is.
Greek.
No yogurt is not good for ulcers. Dairy is very acidic and that only irritates the ulcer more
The best yogurt for a yogurt diet is a plain vanilla yogurt, with frozen fruit mixed in, such as strawberries or blueberries, among others. Another option would be to go with a plain Greek yogurt, but fruit-flavored yogurt, such as strawberry or blueberry, is a good idea, too. Greek yogurt is considered to be a good diet food.