But Curtis said she struggled with being away from her husband, screenwriter Christopher Guest, and their daughters Ruby, 25, and Annie, 24. "It's the reason that I sold yogurt that makes you s--- for seven years," Curtis revealed.

(2009) Appeared in commercials for Dannon "Activia" yogurt. (May 30, 1985) Guest on "Live on Five". (October 2014) Narrated a Star of the Month featurette on Turner Classic Movies about her mother, Janet Leigh.

' The “Halloween” star is referring to the commercials she did for the yogurt brand Activia, a probiotic yogurt that “supports gut health.” Curtis did the commercials for seven years - and “Saturday Night Live” even did a spoof of one of her ads.

What matters most. After working on several projects that kept her away from her family over the years, Jamie Lee Curtis revealed that she chose to work as a spokesperson for the yogurt brand Activia as a way to be around more.

Packed with billions of live and active cultures, Activia may help reduce the frequency of minor digestive discomfort when consumed twice a day for two weeks as part of a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Minor digestive discomfort includes bloating, gas, abdominal discomfort, and rumbling.

ACTIVIA, a unique fermented dairy product Most yogurts only contain two ferments. Activia is different. It contains a unique mix of no less than five ferments, including its exclusive Bifidus, all carefully selected by Danone scientists. Not only that, but Activia takes longer to make than a classic yoghurt.

$60 million So rich, in fact, that Jamie Lee Curtis has a reported net worth of $60 million (combined with her husband Christopher Guest) thanks to starring in films like the Oscar-winning Everything Everywhere All At Once, Freaky Friday, and Knives Out, and guesting in acclaimed TV shows like The Bear.

Danone has relaunched its Activia brand with new packaging and recipe reformulations after a previous shake-up failed to “deliver the brand's turnaround”.

The $35 million US Activia® settlement is the largest-ever for a lawsuit alleging false advertising of a food product. In September 2009, Dannon settled a massive consumer class action suit in the US challenging that ads for certain brands of its yogurt overstate their claimed health benefits.

Dannon to pay $45 million for false advertising of its yogurt products. Feb. 26, 2010— -- For two years Dannon has been touting Activia and DanActive yogurt products as "clinically" and "scientifically" proven to regulate digestion and boost immune systems.

Activia 60 calories nonfat yogurt delivers the richness of Activia's yogurt with non-GMO ingredients and 60 calories per serving* so you can enjoy the fresh taste of vanilla whenever the mood strikes. With billions of probiotics in every 4 oz cup, zero grams of fat, and no sugar added, it's a smart way to be your best.

Yogurt by itself does not lower blood pressure or prevent hypertension. But a diet that includes nutrient-rich foods like low-fat yogurt instead of less healthy foods does combat high blood pressure. The Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) plan calls for two to three servings of low-fat dairy per day.