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messages[0] = new Array('Abdomen',' The area of the body between the chest and the hips that contains most of the digestive organs.');
messages[1] = new Array('Bacteria',' Microscopic organisms that have a simple, one-celled structure and live in a variety of environments, including water, soil, plants, and living bodies. There are billions of bacteria living naturally in the human digestive system, some beneficial and some potentially disease-causing. ');
messages[2] = new Array('Bifidobacteria',' A type of bacteria, some strains of which, when eaten, can help regulate the digestive system*. The Bifidus Regularis™ in Activia is a beneficial strain of Bifidobacteria that survives the passage through the gastrointestinal tract. ');
messages[3] = new Array('Bifidus Regularis™',' A unique probiotic strain of bifidobacteria that was specially selected by Dannon® to be added to Activia®. Activia is the only yogurt in the world that contains Bifidus Regularis™.');
messages[4] = new Array('Bioscience',' The study of living things and how they function.');
messages[5] = new Array('Colon',' An approximately 5-foot long, muscular, tube-like organ that is part of the digestive system. It was long believed that its only function is to extract water from food and store waste until elimination. But experts now believe that the colon plays a part in the regulation of intestinal well-being, particularly through its complex bacterial microflora and maintenance of intestinal equilibrium. (The term is sometimes used interchangeably with "large intestine.")');
messages[6] = new Array('Culture',' A colony of living microorganisms grown by humans for a specific purpose, for example, the cultures of Bifidus Regularis™ that are added to Activia®. ');
messages[7] = new Array('Double-blind study',' An experiment to test the effects of a chemical, food additive or drug in which neither the participants nor the experimenters know which subjects are receiving the tested substance and which are not. This is done to eliminate any bias in the results. ');
messages[8] = new Array('Digestive system',' The organs of the body that break down food, absorb its nutrients and eliminate waste. These include the mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine (colon), rectum, pancreas, liver and anus. ');
messages[9] = new Array('Fermentation',' A type of chemical reaction that converts complex organic substances to simpler ones. When certain live cultures are added to milk, they cause it to undergo fermentation.');
messages[10] = new Array('Fiber',' The parts of vegetables and fruits that the body can't digest and help keep stool soft so that it can pass more easily through the colon. ');
messages[11] = new Array('Gastric',' Relating to the stomach. ');
messages[12] = new Array('Gastroenterology',' The field of medicine devoted to the digestive system. ');
messages[13] = new Array('Hormone',' A chemical produced by the body and transported via the blood stream in order to regulate specific body functions. For example, insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas that assists in regulating sugar levels in the body.');
messages[14] = new Array('Intestinal microflora',' The billions of tiny organisms that naturally live within the digestive tract.');
messages[15] = new Array('Intestinal Transit',' The movement of food through the digestive tract.');
messages[16] = new Array('Intestines',' The tube-like organs - the small intestine leads to the large intestine (colon) - that together extend from the stomach to the rectum and are responsible for absorbing nutrients from food, passing waste and providing a barrier against potentially harmful substances and microorganisms. ');
messages[17] = new Array('In vitro study',' Literally meaning "in glass" it describes a scientific experiment conducted in a laboratory, outside of living organisms. ');
messages[18] = new Array('In vivo study',' Literally meaning "In life," it describes a scientific experiment conducted in living organisms. ');
messages[19] = new Array('Metabolism',' All of the chemical and physical processes that enable the body to maintain itself and convert food into energy for life. ');
messages[20] = new Array('Microorganism',' A general term for simple, one-celled organisms like bacteria. ');
messages[21] = new Array('Microbiology',' The scientific study of organisms such as bacteria, which are too small to be seen with the naked eye. ');
messages[22] = new Array('Probiotic',' Literally meaning "for life," this is a living organism that, when administered in adequate amounts, confers a health benefit on its host. The Bifidus Regularis™ in Activia® is a probiotic.');
messages[23] = new Array('Vitamin',' A type of organic compound that helps to regulate certain bodily processes.');
messages[24] = new Array('World Health Organization',' An agency of the United Nations that coordinates global programs for promoting health, and establishes guidelines for nutrition, medical training and practice, sanitation and other factors affecting human well-being.');
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