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Nexba Probiotic Water Review

10 December 2018 by brisbanista 1 Comment

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There are two new Probiotic Waters on the Australian markets. I was lucky enough to try the mango and citrus flavoured waters. I liked both flavours.

This product is Australian made and owned with live cultures. It is a probiotic water that survives the journey to your gut so you can reap the full health benefits. Probiotics have a wide range of health benefits like the ability to help lower cholesterol and reducing the symptoms of eczema. 

The trick to a good probiotic is taking it so that it survives the digestive process and reaches the gut. You’ll want to gain all of the nourishing benefits and maintain a healthy balance of good bacteria.

The label says it contains no sugar and nothing artificial. The drink would be suitable for those with food sensitivities, as the drink is lactose-free. It is also vegan-friendly. 

If I look a bit closer I find the ingredients are purified water and Nexba. The probiotics are a strain called Bacillus Coagulans. This supports a stronger immune system and improves your digestion. 

Nexba probiotic water drink uses a unique and robust strain of probiotic specifically designed to survive the treacherous pH conditions of your stomach. 

The drink would be suitable to add to a lunch box or take with you to work. Just keep these in a refrigerator when you are ready to drink them. 

The bottle is 300ml and is BPA free. 

The Nexba Probiotix range will be available in Mango, Citrus, Watermelon and Strawberry flavours.

Probiotix is currently available at Chemist Warehouse in Australia. 

Please leave a comment below to tell us about your favourite probiotic drink. 

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    1 January 2021 at 9:48 pm

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