Gut Feeling Bundle

✓ Instant celery juice: 1 can = 1kg celery

✓ Naturally high in fibre

✓ With digestive enzymes amylase and protease that break down proteins and starches

✓ Contains inulin to promote the growth of healthy gut bacteria and a balanced microbiome

✓1 serving = 14% daily recommended fibre intake

✓ Alkalizing ingredients 

✓ Ginger supports digestion

✓ Produced in Germany

✓ 30 servings - only €0.93 per serving

INGREDIENTS

Fruit and vegetable powder mix

Ingredients: Celery* (Germany), Jerusalem Artichoke* (Germany), Lemon Balm* (France), Lemon* (Egypt), Ginger* (India), Apple* (Germany) Powder. *Organic Certified

HOW TO USE

Mix 1 tsp into water before your first meal of the day or after a heavy meal. Heating can damage natural digestive enzymes.

Weight: 150g | 30 servings

Taste: Sweet & sour, mild celery juice 

1 can = 1kg celery!

FAQ

Q: What’s the serving size of Gut Feeling?

A: One serving = 1 teaspoon

Q: How many servings should I have per day?

A: You only need 1-2 servings of Gut Feeling per day to support your digestive system. We don’t suggest taking more than 2 servings. 

Q: When should I use Gut Feeling?

A: Add 1 tsp of Gut Feeling to your morning lemon water to start your day off right. 

Q: What does Gut Feeling taste like?

A: Celery, slightly sweet & zesty

Q: Why should I take care of my gut health?

A: More and more research is being done on the incredible complexity of the gut and its importance for our bodily processes. Numerous studies have been able to prove connections between gut health and general well-being. Many aspects of our modern lifestyle, such as stress, too little sleep, processed and sugary foods or even taking antibiotics, can put a strain on our intestinal flora and in turn cause us to struggle with a bloated belly, a feeling of fullness, but also impure skin and low energy. 

Q: How to feed your gut microbiome and get bac(k) to balance 

A: Eating a diverse diet rich in whole foods can lead to a diverse microbiota - and the more diverse bacteria you have, the better. But how can you stimulate the growth of those friendly gut bacteria? With prebiotics. They are mainly high-fibre foods that cannot be digested by human cells. Instead, certain species of bacteria break them down and use them for fuel.

Q: How do I know if I have a gut imbalance?

A: Discomfort after eating, bloating, and gas are just some of the signs you may have a gut imbalance. Luckily, this superfood solution will help you balance your gut microbiome, so you can feel your best.  

Q: Who shouldn’t consume Gut Feeling?

A: Gut Feeling is safe for most people. However, if you are taking medication or you’re currently pregnant, consult your doctor before taking this mix.

Q: Why do I need superfoods?

A: Superfoods are extremely high in micronutrients like vitamins, minerals, as well as antioxidants, enzymes and health fats. All of these nutrients are essential to your body so you can thrive.

Signs Your Gut Might Be Unbalanced

If you think discomfort after eating (or any of the symptoms below) is normal, think again. They could be signs of an unbalanced gut.

✓ Bloating and excess gas

✓ Uncomfortable fullness/pain or nausea after eating

✓ Constant fatigue or brain fog

✓ Indigestion, diarrhoea, or constipation

✓ Out-of-control sugar cravings

✓ Poor digestion

✓ Skin issues

✓ Food intolerance

Happy Gut – Happy Day!

Why should you take care of your gut health?

More and more research is being done on the incredible complexity of the gut and its importance for our bodily processes. Numerous studies have been able to prove connections between gut health and general well-being. Many aspects of our modern lifestyle, such as stress, too little sleep, processed and sugary foods or even taking antibiotics, can put a strain on our intestinal flora and in turn cause us to struggle with a bloated belly, a feeling of fullness, but also impure skin and low energy. 

[SUBLINE] How to feed your gut microbiome and get bac(k) to balance 

Eating a diverse diet rich in whole foods can lead to a diverse microbiota - and the more diverse bacteria you have, the better. But how can you stimulate the growth of those friendly gut bacteria? With prebiotics. They are mainly high-fibre foods that cannot be digested by human cells. Instead, certain species of bacteria break them down and use them for fuel.

Over 90% of people do not meet the recommended fibre intake of at least 30g/day. Get a head start by simply adding one tsp of GUT FEELING to a glass of water in the morning—each serving contains 4g of fibre!  

[HEADLINE] FOOD FOR A HAPPY MICROBIOME

Did you know that your microbiome consists of 100 trillion bacteria? Each serving of Gut Feeling contains 6 powerful ingredients that feed a happy gut:

CELERY FROM GERMANY

Celery is full of secondary plant compounds that have been shown to protect the digestive tract. The vegetable is also rich in minerals such as magnesium, iron, and sodium. Celery can have a neutralizing effect and thus prevent hyperacidity.

JERUSALEM ARTICHOKE FROM GERMANY

The tuber mainly contains inulin, a fermentable dietary fibre that also gives it a sweet taste. Inulin stimulates the growth of bifidobacteria in the intestine and thus positively influences the intestinal flora. Better intestinal flora supports the body's defences. The vitamin C found in Jerusalem Artichoke  also supports the immune system by accumulating in the white blood cells (immune cells) and protecting them from free radicals.

LEMON BALM FROM FRANCE

This lemon-scented herb comes from the same family as mint and has a long tradition in alternative medicine where it is used to relieve stress and abdominal discomfort.

LEMON FROM EGYPT

Do you drink warm lemon water first thing in the morning to jumpstart your digestion? According to Ayurvedic medicine the sour lemon taste helps stimulate your “agni” which is supposed to jumpstart the digestive system, allowing you to digest food more easily and helping to prevent the build-up of toxins.

GINGER FROM INDIA

Ginger has a long history of use in various forms of alternative medicine. The root’s natural oils, Gingerols, can speed up the emptying of the stomach and naturally support digestion. It also contains the digestive enzyme protease which helps with the breakdown of proteins.

APPLE FROM GERMANY

Apples are full of pectin, a soluble fibre that feeds the bacteria in the large intestine. The fruit’s oligofructosaccharides support the growth of healthy gut flora, promote digestion, and improve nutrient absorption. Apples contain the digestive enzyme amylase, which aids in the digestion of starches.

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