KOMBUCHA NO SUGAR ORANGE SPLASH Naturally Flavored
Liquid Remedy
Overview
This 'no sugar' kombucha beverage provides a source of probiotics and organic acids from the fermentation process. While animal studies and some limited human trials suggest potential benefits such as improved gut health and metabolic function, more extensive research is needed to confirm these effects in humans. The inclusion of erythritol and stevia to maintain sweetness without sugar may be a benefit for some, but the overall impact on health is modest.
The Good
Provides probiotics that may support gut health
Low in calories, fat, and sugar compared to other beverages
Contains organic acids that may have antioxidant properties
The Bad
Potential for gastrointestinal discomfort in sensitive individuals
Lack of robust human clinical trials to substantiate all health claims
Presence of erythritol and stevia may not be suitable for everyone
Is it for you?
Best For: Individuals seeking gut health support, those avoiding sugar, health-conscious consumers
Skip If: You have a compromised immune system, are pregnant, or have a history of adverse reactions to fermented foods
Ingredients Analysis
Cholesterol
0 mgSodium
5 mgVitamin D
0 mcgCalcium
0 mgIron
0 mgPotassium
0 mgOrganic raw kombucha
250 mLsugar*
0 gerythritol*
0 gHow to Use
Drink one bottle daily. Best served chilled.
Daily
Anytime
On an empty stomach or with food
Who Should Use This
Best For:
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