How is Chocolate Good for Your Digestion?

Hi, its Tehane Gallimore again. Today's featured healthy chocolate product is Xocai XoBiotic Squares which contain valuable Probiotics.

'Biotic' means 'life'. (It has the same 'bio' root such as 'biology' and 'biography'.) Probiotic, therefore, means 'pro-life'. Probiotics are living microorganisms that maintain and improve health. Xocai has discovered that chocolate is one of the most effective delivery systems for probiotics.

Probiotics play a role in immune strength and digestive function. According to the American College of Gastroenterology, 95 million Americans suffer from digestive problems. Some 60 million have heartburn, 50 million have irritable bowel syndrome, and 20 million suffer from stomach ulcers.


Perhaps you are one of the Seattle area people who are troubled by digestive problems. Have you ever thought that eating chocolate could help? Of course the Snickers and Hershey bars sold at any Tacoma grocery store are not the answer (hello diarrhea), however, Xocai XoBiotic squares deliver to your GI tract the microrganisms it needs for proper digestive function.

An 11 gram square of Xocai XoBiotic chocolate contains one billion microorganisms (the good kind!) of two types; Lactobacillus Helveticus R0052 and Bifido Bacterium Longum R0175.

If you are like many Puyallup and University Place chocolate lovers, you don't need an extra reason to eat Xocai antioxidant chocolate. However, isn't it good to know that there is a Xocai dark chocolate product that not only contains antioxidants, it contains the 'good bacteria' that can promote digestive health?

I hold Xocai healthy chocolate meetings regularly at my home. If you would like to join me at my next meeting, contact me at 7192107588 for the date and time. You can sample Xocai XoBiotic squares and X Power Squares.

If you are interested in a home-based Lakewood or University Place business that capitalizes on the insatiable chocolate market and the equally thriving health and wellness market--we can talk about that also.

love what you do and eat what you crave without the guilt factor