Wellness Impact - Star Juic

Prebiotics:

Prebiotics are plant fibers and other compounds that help beneficial gut bacteria thrive. Ingredients like aloe vera and fruit are excellent prebiotic sources that also add their own nutrition and health benefits to the mix.

Probiotics:

Probiotics are live microorganisms that complement and support your gut microbiota. Fermented products, and those converted by bacteria, like apple cider vinegar, are often reliable sources of probiotics.

How Does Star Gut Support Your Gut Microbiome? Star Gut is made with a blend of ingredients that nourish your gut microbiome, the community of good bacteria essential for healthy digestion and overall well-being. With input from healthcare professionals, our products are based on effective combinations of prebiotics, probiotics, postbiotics, and digestive enzymes. These ingredients support long-term digestive and immune health.

Postbiotics:

Postbiotics are bioactive compounds, created by your gut bacteria, mainly when they convert prebiotics. Postbiotics include fatty acids, enzymes, vitamins, and amino acids. Your body uses these components in diverse ways, including keeping the digestive system healthy and enhancing the immune system.

Enzymes:

Digestive enzymes are compounds that play a crucial role in breaking down the food you eat. They speed up chemical reactions, transforming nutrients into substances your digestive tract can easily absorb.

Key Ingredients In Star Gut

Our juices and supplements use diverse natural ingredients that promote digestive, immune health, and wellness through various key ingredients. Respected professionals in the health industry recognize the benefits of this product’s ingredients for gut wellness and occasional heartburn relief. Here are some of them:

Apple Cider Vinegar

According to the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health, apple cider helps balance stomach acid levels, promote digestive enzymes and helps alleviate occasional heartburn discomfort. The National Institute of Health suggests that apple cider may ease indigestion and heartburn.

Aloe Vera

People have used the sap of spiny succulent plants for medicinal purposes for centuries. It is known for a wide variety of health properties because of its bioactive compounds, including polysaccharides, glycoproteins, and anthraquinones, which are effective prebiotics. As suggested by the National Institute of Health, consuming aloe vera may help soothe stomach ulcers and reduce heartburn because of its anti-inflammatory properties.

Papaya

Papain is the bioactive compound in papaya and it aids protein digestion, easing gastric discomfort and bloating. As mentioned by the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health, consuming papaya might support regular bowel movement, reduce inflammation, and potentially ease symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome.

Lemon

Lemons and other citrus fruits are high in fiber and pectin, a prebiotic. Lemons also have large amounts of citric acid, a natural antioxidant that can regulate stomach acidity and decrease the possibility of kidney stones.

Marshmallow Root

The root of this ancestral perennial herb may function as a diuretic, help prevent and treat ulcers, function as an antioxidant, and promote skin health

Digestive Enzymes

Natural-sourced digestive enzymes (DigeSEB) help your body digest protein, fats, carbs, and fiber, encouraging better nutrient absorption and aiding digestion problems, such as bloating, fullness, gas, and other discomfort.

Vitamin K

Vitamin K is an important postbiotic. It is a nutrient source of the cells lining the colon. Vitamin K is essential in healthy bones and blood clotting, preventing bruising, nosebleeds and hemorrhage. The compound also helps reduce inflammation. Star Gut contains vitamin K1, known for aiding blood clotting, bone strength and heart health.

Vitamin B Complex

The vitamin B complex is a group of compounds that play a role in cardiovascular health. Star Gut contains Vitamin B12 as a postbiotic that benefits digestive systems at many levels. It aids digestion, improves appetite and aids in building muscle. Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) helps convert food into energy while vitamin B (niacin) plays a role in promoting healthy metabolism. Every vitamin in this group supports various body systems.