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Features | 20.03.09 | 16:00

Digestible Success: Vanadzor dairyman creates new food supplement

By Naira Bulghadaryan
ArmeniaNow Vanadzor reporter
A new lactic acid product, designed to aid digestion and preventing gastric diseases has appeared at pharmacies in Vanadzor early this month.

Created by local milk and dairy engineer-technologist Hamlet Hakobyan, a new product called “Bifilact”, is a food supplement rich in pro-biotic bacteria. Besides easing digestion it prevents minor gastric discomforts and protects against some infections.

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Nvard (unverified)
31.03.2009 19:12
Bifinary parzapes ayl tesaki bakteria e
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M** (unverified)
30.03.2009 02:10
I have a question to Mr. Akopyan, what is the difference between Bifinar and Bifilakt??
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SPAROX (unverified)
27.03.2009 21:55
Bifilakt mterq@ uxxaki hrashq e
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