Blackberry,blueberry, raspberry,elderberry, pineapple, green apple, Kiwi, passion fruit,lemon, plum, spinach,yellow melon, celery, cabbage, kale, broccoli, mung beans,asparagus, carrot,pumpkin, probiotics, oligosaccharides,multivitamins
Product Features:
Nutraceutical grade.
High-fibre fruit and vegetable drinks designed by Dr Jessie Chung for people who do not like vegetables.
Provides complete cellulose, namely water-soluble fiber, water-insoluble fiber, probiotics and live probiotics of the perfect ratio of the combination.
Using high-tech spray drying technology to extract, retain the active nutrients of fruits and vegetables.
Contains brain nutrients folic acid, biotin, vitamin E and vitamin C.
It consists of 20 fruits and vegetables and provides at least 50 active plant compounds.
All vegetarian ingredients.
Low GI.
The main calories come from oligosaccharides, which do not raise blood sugar and do not cause metabolic syndrome or obesity.
No maltodextrin, no aspartame, no magnesium stearate.
No preservatives, non-GMO, no chemical additives, no artificial flavoring, no artificial coloring, no contain gluten.
Comply with GMP, ISO, HACCP standard production.
Frequent Asked Questions （FAQ）
Q: Why would some feel bloated symptoms aftertaking fiber?
A:Cellulose swells up when exposed to water. Thus, when it is left to stay in our intestines for a long period of time, we will keep experiencing a feeling of bloatedness (or fullness), which is normal. As for those patients suffering from chronic constipation, the intestinal motility is weak thus slowdown, making it difficult for the swollen cellulose to be discharged smoothly,and causing some discomforting sensation after a long period of time. It is recommended that patients with this type of condition start out by taking it in small amounts first, while also increasing the amount of probiotics intake, to strengthen intestinal motility. After the intestinal tract is able to operate normally, then one can resume taking it in normal amounts.
Q: Why is there no bowel movement after consuming fiber?
A:First of all,we must understand the original definition of “constipation”, which is, “feces staying in the intestine for more than one day”. Some people pass a lot of stools, while some,less, and this varies from person to person. Some people's stools are just staying in the same position with the intestine, and a large series of stool scan be seen when they are discharged; some people's stools are scattered everywhere in the intestine, so they are often mixed with daily feces and are thus difficult to detect. Regardless whether or not you can see them in the toilet, the most important thing is to see whether there is any improvement of the overall condition. That is the key factor that everyone should be concerned about, and it is not necessary to focus too much on whether the stools are long or otherwise.
