Have you heard the news about Tributyrin yet? If not, you’ll be hearing a lot about it soon, especially if you suffer from gastrointestinal issues. Tributyrin is clinically proven to help fix so many of the painful and sometimes embarrassing gut-health problems -- such as gas, bloating, constipation, even leaky gut -- that plague millions of people worldwide.
L-5-methyltetrahydrofolate (5-MTHF) is a tongue-twisting word more commonly known as the B-vitamin folate. It is the active form of folate. 1
Rice flour is made from finely milled white rice. It is sometimes called rice powder and is commonly used to replace wheat-based flour in a variety of recipes.
Stevia extract comes from Stevia rebaudiana, a plant native to Brazil and Argentina, though it is now grown in other countries. 1
Bourbon vanilla flavor powder is derived from the vanilla bean orchid in Madagascar and other islands in the Indian Ocean. Bourbon vanilla is the most popular type of vanilla due to its rich unique flavor. It is a tasty and healthy food additive.
If you’ve never used dulse powder, you’ve been missing out on some amazing nutrients and health benefits!
Cassia cinnamon powder, made from the dried inner bark of the Cinnamomum cassia tree, is a popular tasty spice.
If you’re looking for a potent superfood, Kelp (Rockweed) powder is IT! Kelp, also called Rockweed or Norwegian kelp, is a brown algae that grows in the sea. Algae are single-celled forms that do not have stems or roots. They grow from the nutrients in the water and energy from sunshine. (Just like plants on land, algae need the sun’s energy to grow.) 1
Acacia fiber -- also called acacia gum or gum Arabic -- is a soluble fiber that comes from the gum (sap) of the Acacia Senegal tree, a legume plant native to India, Africa, and other tropical or subtropical regions.
Chlorella powder is a condensed, highly-absorbable form of nutrient-dense chlorella. This single-celled algae is giving spirulina a lot of competition, as many people are raving about chlorella’s potential health benefits.1
If you want to give yourself a nutrient boost, add kale powder to your green smoothie or other beverage. Just 2 teaspoons of kale powder is equivalent to two average heads of chopped, uncooked kale. So, if you don’t like the taste of raw kale or don’t want to spend the time and effort chopping up the leaves and adding them to foods or smoothies, kale powder is the way to go.
Shiitake mushroom powder is reported to have a smooth savory or meaty flavor and has many culinary uses. Due to its nutrient density, shiitake mushroom powder is also considered to be a “superfood,” which is why SANE added it to the more than 35 other superfood powders in Garden in my Glass.
