Almapectin Inulin 500ml

Almapectin with Inulin 500 ml - water soluble prebiotic fibres to support the intestinal flora

From Almapectin Inulinnal 500 ml contains two valuable water-soluble prebiotic fibres: almapectin and inulint. Both are fermentable dietary fibres that reach the large intestine in undigested form, where they provide nutrients for beneficial gut bacteria.

The product can be a good choice if you want to increase your water soluble fibre intake, to support the balance of your gut flora, or looking for a prebiotic fibre supplement to go with Herbafulvo products. Together, apple pectin and inulin provide a valuable supplement for the gut microbiome, bowel movements, fermentable fibre intake and gut comfort.

What is apple pectin?

From apple pectin water-soluble dietary fibre from apples. Pectin forms a gel-like consistency in the intestine and serves as a fermentable nutrient for beneficial bacteria in the large intestine. During fermentation, short-chain fatty acids are formed, which play an important role in the functioning of the intestinal mucosa and flora.

One important property of pectin is that it water-soluble and easily fermentable fibre. This differentiates it from water-insoluble fibres, which tend to aid digestion by increasing volume. In contrast, apple pectin is linked to the support of the intestinal flora through the nutrient supply of intestinal bacteria.

What is inulin?

From inulin is a naturally occurring, water-soluble prebiotic fibre found mainly in Jerusalem artichokes, chicory and other plants. It is not broken down by human digestive enzymes in the small intestine and is passed on to the large intestine in an unaltered form.

In the large intestine, inulin is the beneficial bacteria, especially the Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium as nutrients for strains. Therefore, inulin fits well into a gut flora-centred diet, especially if you are low in fermentable fibre.

Almapectin and inulin together - two types of prebiotic fibre in one product

In Almapectin With Inulin, alpine pectin and inulin are used in complementary form. Apple pectin is a fermentable, gelatinous fibre derived from apples that binds to the intestinal mucosa and provides nutrients to intestinal bacteria. As a prebiotic fibre from Jerusalem artichokes, inulin provides an important fibre substitute for the proliferation of beneficial bacteria.

• Almapectin: water-soluble, highly fermentable fibre associated with the support of intestinal flora and mucosa.
• Inulin: a resistant, prebiotic carbohydrate that reaches the large intestine in an unaltered form, where it is utilised by beneficial gut bacteria.
• Two types of prebiotic fibre: the apple-derived pectin and the Jerusalem artichoke-derived inulin together provide a more complete fibre replacement.

Why is water-soluble fermentable fibre important?

Water-soluble, fermentable fibres play an important role in providing nutrients to the gut flora. A low-fibre diet can result in less access to fermentable fibre for beneficial gut bacteria, which can affect the balance of the gut microbiome in the longer term.

Fermentable fibres are broken down by bacteria in the large intestine. This can produce short chain fatty acids such as butyric, acetic and propionic acids. These are substances associated with the functioning of the intestinal tract and intestinal mucosa, so adequate fibre intake is one of the foundations of a gut flora-centred diet.

Authorised fibre deliveries for pectin and inulin

Pectin and inulin are associated with several physiological areas. A pectin 10 g per day helps maintain normal blood cholesterol levels. From inulin 12 g per day contributes to normal bowel function by increasing the frequency of bowel movements.

Both the amount and the total daily intake of fibre are important to achieve beneficial effects. Even when consuming the product, it is important to maintain a varied diet, adequate fluid intake and a fibre-rich diet.

Why is the purity of inulin important?

One of the best-known natural sources of inulin is Jerusalem artichokes. However, Jerusalem artichokes contain not only inulin, but also simple sugars and sugar alcohols. These can cause bloating or abdominal discomfort in some people.

Inulin used in Almapectin Inulin high purity inulin from Jerusalem artichokes. This means that it is not Jerusalem artichoke syrup, but purified inulin. This is an important distinction, because the sugar and sugar alcohol content of Jerusalem artichoke syrup can cause a more unpleasant digestive reaction in many people.

Who is Almapectin Inulin recommended for?

Almapectin with Inulin may be a good choice if:

• you want to consciously increase your daily prebiotic fibre intake,
• you are looking for water-soluble, fermentable fibres,
• is important to you support for intestinal flora,
• you eat few vegetables, fruits or fibre-rich foods,
• you could also supplement your digestion with fibre,
• You're looking for a well-matched prebiotic fibre supplement to go with Herbafulvo,
• you want the fibre supplementation to be in a liquid, easy to dose form.

How to consume it?

Recommended daily amount: daily 50-100 ml, depending on the daily fermentable fibre intake. If your diet is low in water-soluble fermentable fibre, 100 ml per day may be a more appropriate amount. If your daily intake of fibre from vegetables, fruits and other sources is already higher, 50 ml per day may be sufficient.

The product is always with plenty of liquid consume. Adequate fluid intake is particularly important for fibre preparations, because the water-binding properties of fibre mean that too little fluid can cause unpleasant digestive problems.

Suggestions for use

Almapectin Inulin in liquid form can be easily incorporated into the diet. You can consume it on its own or mix it with various foods and drinks.

• can be eaten on its own,
• can be mixed with water or a lukewarm drink,
• can be added to smoothies,
• for stir-fries,
• can also be paired with herbal drinks.

Do not add directly to hot drinks or hot food, but rather to lukewarm or room temperature food or drinks.

Almapectin with Inulin and Herbafulvo

Almapectin Inulin is well associated with the Herbafulvo Essence product range. The Herbafulvo formulations provide a base of herbs, fulvic acid, L-arginine complex, paraïd salt chelate and almapectin, while Almapectin Inulin adds a more targeted water-soluble prebiotic fibre supplementation to this dietary direction.

If you're looking for a complete mix for regular consumption, check out the Herbafulvo packages where the Herbafulvo Essencia, Almapectin Inulin and Apple fibre available in several recommended configurations.

Related products and categories

The water-soluble fibre supplement is a good complement to the Apple fibre, which complements the diet as a natural source of apple-derived fibre. If you are looking for other digestive and gut flora related supplements, check out vitamins and food supplements, as well as the Herbafulvo Essence category.

Frequently asked questions about Almapectin Inulin

Warning

Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. The use of a food supplement is not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of the reach of young children. When consuming a fibre preparation, ensure adequate fluid intake. In the case of medication, chronic illness, pregnancy, breast-feeding or persistent complaints, seek the advice of a doctor or qualified professional before consumption.