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Prebiotics feed Probiotics
The human body is more microbiota than human. Wait, what?
Made up of trillions of microorganisms, or bacteria, microbiota outweigh human cells 10:1. And what’s more, this bacteria plays a vital role in our health.
That's where prebiotics come in. Prebiotics are a form of soluble fibre found primarily in plant material. Once consumed, they pass through the stomach largely undigested and make their way intact to the large intestine. There they undergo fermentation, which lowers the body’s pH and supports the growth of good bacteria, specifically Bifidobacteria and Lactobacillus, or more commonly known today as probiotics.
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Three years of obsessive experiments later, Crazy D's Sparkling Prebiotics were crafted using a unique combination of prebiotic root veggies, traditional botanical ingredients and no added sugar. Learn more about Crazy D's drive to cut out sugar and sugary drinks, while still enjoying his all-time favourite indulgence
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