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Vega® Gut Health Protein Smoothie
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Vega® Gut Health Protein Smoothie
Help nourish your day from the inside out with prebiotic fiber, probiotics, and protein.
Vega® Gut Health Protein Smoothie orange ginger is a deliciously simple smoothie that provides plant-based protein, prebiotic fiber, and probiotics to help support gut health.
PER SERVING: 28g
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15gProtein
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2BCFUs Probiotics
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5gPrebiotic Fiber
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0gAdded Sugar
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0gStevia
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Vega® Gut Health Protein Smoothie Orange Ginger is a deliciously simple smoothie that provides plant-based protein, prebiotic fiber, and probiotics to help support gut health.
- 15g plant-based protein
- 2 billion CFUs probiotics
- 5g prebiotics fiber to help support good gut bacteria
- 0 grams of added sugar
Product Usage
SHAKE IT UP!
Shake up one serving with 10 fl. oz. ice-cold almondmilk (water works too!) for a smooth, delicious shake. Or, add one serving to your favorite smoothie recipe.
BLEND IT!
Add one serving to your favorite smoothie recipe. For blendspiration check out our Recipe Center.
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Common Questions
What is the difference between prebiotics and probiotics?
Probiotics are “good gut bacteria” that are beneficial for your digestive system, or your gut. Prebiotics are dietary fiber that help feed the good bacteria in your digestive system.
What are prebiotics and what are their benefits?
Prebiotics are dietary fiber that help promote the growth of beneficial gut bacteria.
Where do the prebiotics in the product come from?
The prebiotic fiber in Vega® Gut Health Protein Smoothie comes from chicory root, also called inulin.
What are probiotics?
Probiotics are “good gut bacteria” that are beneficial for your digestive system, or your gut.
What are the benefits of Bacillus Coagulans?
BC30 or Bacillus Coagulans survives and thrives in harsh environmental conditions. Bacillus coagulans survives the varying changes in temperature during transportation, and storage (like sitting on your pantry shelf), and the acidic environment of the stomach, allowing them to enter and flourish in in your gut.
