NaturalSlim Glucotein® Resistant Starch - Organic Green Banana & Peas Powder, 1 lb

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Glucotein™ is a “resistant starch” flour blend of green banana and green peas, which has a benefit for metabolism and digestive processes*. This type of starch functions kind of like soluble fiber. It resists digestion in the stomach and small intestine—hence, the name. This resistance is important. Since resistant starch isn’t broken down into sugar in the small intestine, it doesn’t spike blood sugar levels. Instead, it’s broken down in the large intestine where it increases the production of good bacteria called “Butyrate” and creates beneficial molecules that promote a healthy gut.

Metabolism research shows that the resistant starch in GLUCOTEIN™ feeds the good bacteria in the large intestine which increases the production of butyric acid produced by those good bacteria. This, in turn, can lead to various improvements in the function of your digestive system.

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NaturalSlim® Glucotein 1 lb

NaturalSlim Resistant Starch with Organic Green Banana Flour and Pea Starch Blend - Non-GMO & Gluten Free - Metabolism & Gut Health Support - 16 Servings : Health & Household

NaturalSlim Resistant Starch with Organic Green Banana Flour and Pea Starch Blend - Non-GMO & Gluten Free - Metabolism & Gut Health Support - 16 Servings : Health & Household

Discover the Benefits of Organic Green Banana Powder (Unripe) – Z Natural Foods

Discover the Benefits of Organic Green Banana Powder (Unripe) – Z Natural Foods

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Glucotein is a resistant starch flour blend of green banana and green peas, which has a benefit for metabolism and digestive processes*. This type of starch functions kind of like soluble fiber. It resists digestion in the stomach and small intestinehence, the name. This resistance is important. Since resistant starch isnt broken down into sugar in the small intestine, it doesnt spike blood sugar levels.