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Texans to Join the Latest Health Trend: Wildwood Organics Introduces San Antonio, Houston and Austin to Probiotic Soymilk(TM)

Posted : Mon, 21 Jul 2008 13:31:20 GMT
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Available in Three Fruit Flavors at H-E-B Stores, this Certified Organic, Low Fat, Rich and Creamy Beverage Makes For a Fulfilling Snack or Meal Replacement. Consumer Health to Greatly Benefit from Soy Milk with Probiotics.
FULLERTON, Calif., July 21 /PRNewswire/ -- Wildwood Organics, a division of Pulmuone Wildwood, a pioneering U.S. provider of innovative soy food products, today debuted its new Probiotic Soymilk(TM) at H-E-B Stores in San Antonio, Houston and Austin. This rich and creamy beverage is certified organic, heart healthy, low fat, kosher and contains eight (8) grams of soy protein per serving. Probiotic Soymilk(TM) has zero saturated fat and no dairy or cholesterol.
With seven live and active cultures, Probiotic Soymilk(TM) is available in 10 ounce vanilla, blueberry and pomegranate flavors. The MSRP is $1.69.
"Studies have shown the benefits of drinking soymilk with probiotics and our new Probiotic Soymilk(TM) is better for you than soymilk or cultured dairy," says John Breen, chief operating officer of Pulmuone Wildwood. "It is delicious and great as a snack or meal replacement for people on the go and a good way to maintain a healthy weight. Plus, this product is made with 100% US grown soybeans, most of which are grown less than 100 miles from our cultured soy plant. We are receiving terrific feedback on introducing this beneficial product to the marketplace."
Probiotics are a hot trend in the food industry and are turning up in a myriad of foods such as fruit drinks, energy bars and popsicles. In fact according to Datamonitor's Productscan Online, in 2007 more than 158 new probiotic food products hit the grocery shelves, compared with just four products in 2002.
Wildwood's Probiotic Soymilk(TM) is packed full of live beneficial cultures to strengthen the body's immune system and promote digestive health. It's a good source of protein, iron, and vitamin A and an excellent source of calcium and vitamins B2, B12 and D. The product contains L. Casei, L, Lactis, B. Bifidum, L. Bulgaricus, L. Rhamnosus, L. Acidophilus and S. Thermophilus.
According to the Journal of Food Science, researchers from Victoria University in Australia report that adding probiotic bacteria to soymilk may enhance the solubility of calcium up to 90 percent. The research also reports that adding probiotics to soymilk enhances the absorption and metabolism of beneficial soy nutrients and isoflavones.
Soy isoflavones are well known phytoestrogens that have been studied for their role in cancer prevention and slowing down the aging process in peri-menopausal women. Soy isoflavones have proved to be a popular alternative to hormone replacement therapy for those wishing to control menopause symptoms without resorting to drugs.
Experts suggest that daily consumption of probiotics can provide consumers with benefits such as a boost to the immune system and relief from intestinal distress.
About Pulmuone Wildwood
Headquartered in Fullerton, CA, Pulmuone Wildwood is a pioneering U.S. provider of innovative soy food products. The company offers products under the Pulmuone, Wildwood, Wildwood Organics and Soga brands and is committed to great tasting food that contains the freshest ingredients in their most natural state.
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