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Kellogg's Live Bright Double Chocolate Bars 16-count | 
 enlarge | Brand: Kellogg's
Category: Grocery
This item is no longer available
Avg. Customer Rating:  251 reviews
Sales Rank: 15355
Number Of Items: 4
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.9
Dimensions (in): 7.6 x 5.9 x 3.9
ASIN: B001AML29A
Release Date: July 29, 2008
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| Features:
| • | Pack of 4 boxes, each containing four 4.9-ounce double-chocolate flavored health bars | | • | Each bar contains 100 mg of DHA Omega-3, an important nutrient that helps support brain health | | • | Ideal for your morning routine, or as an afternoon snack | | • | Rich, double-chocolate flavor, wrapped in a deliciously smooth coating | | • | Also available in chocolate-vanilla flavor |
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Amazon.com Product Description
The Kellogg's LiveBright Brain Health Bars offer a tasty way to get DHA omega-3 from a natural, plant-based source. These bars have a rich, double-chocolate flavor and are wrapped in a deliciously smooth coating. An excellent source of DHA, LiveBright's Brain Health Bars are also available in Dark Chocolate Vanilla. Each bar contains 100 mg of DHA per serving, which is 60% of the 160 mg Daily Value for DHA. Try both flavors and enjoy the convenience of good, wholesome food.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 246 more reviews...
 Omega 3s in a tasty way October 7, 2008
I rarely felt as health-conscious as I did having Kellog's Live Bright bars in the morning. There is indeed research that shows omega 3 fatty acids such as DHA help with prevention (and possibly even treatment) of mental illnesses such as depression, bipolar, and psychosis. It's not randomized controlled trials, so the quality of evidence isn't the highest, but it would make sense that DHA would help with the brain health. Also, these bars were definitely among the tastiest I've tried - and they aren't too sugary or sweet. Worthy of buying.
Good, but completely addicting October 7, 2008
Good product, but completely addicting. It was hard to make myself stop after just one!
 Bad October 1, 2008
The product doesn't taste good. And the health claims don't apply to the bar. This bar will not improve your brain health...and may hurt your overall health. Look at the sat fat on this. Look at the ingredients...the top two ingredients are sugar and partially hydrogenated palm kernel oil....then high fructose corn syrup. And I can't understand most of the remaining chemical ingredients. Yuck.
Health? Bar September 28, 2008
I'm sorry. I know Omega 3 oil is supposed to be a good thing and the best thing you can say about these bars, I suppose is that there is some of that in there. If you were inclinded to eat Mars Bars for breakfast, no doubt, this would be a viable option that would provide you with all the sugar and processed foods that you're looking for as well as just a tad of something that can make you feel like you're living healthy.
For anyone with a modicum of common sense it won't pass the test however. Snickers Bars in a seaweed wrap make just as much sense.
Maybe if someone eats enough of them to concentrate the effect of that intelligence building compound they'll get enough smarts to quit before they die of a stroke.
 Delicious for brane. September 25, 2008
Em goin to et brane bar now. Canno get rapper offe. Bangin on flor no opin. Try terring. Terring good. Now etting brane bar. Is good. Don't noe about the brain stuff but it's actually quite tastee.
More bites. Now it's gone. Delicious. Can't tell if I'm any more intelligent but they make quite a superb snack treat. In fact, they're so delectable, dare I say luscious, that I cannot help but consume the entire container.
Again, it's a quandary exactly what effect the DHA omega-3 - contained within the scrumptious nibbles - has upon my person. However, I do know I just constructed a quantum nullifier using the empty wrappers and the cardboard box.
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