Prebiotics are the fibres that feed the good bacteria already living in your gut. Yacon root is naturally rich in inulin and FOS, while cacao nectar and macambo add natural fibre and polyphenols, all with no refined sugar.
FIND IT INYacon · Gut Happy · Cacao Nectar · MacamboGut Health
Happy gut, happy you.
Traditional Andean and Amazonian foods to nourish your gut: prebiotic yacon, gut-friendly chocolate, cacao fruit nectar and more, sourced directly from Peru.

Three ways to care for your gut
Feed, nourish and heal: simple, whole foods the people of Peru have relied on for generations.
Living, fermented and raw ancestral foods that work alongside the microbes in your gut. Tocosh is a traditional Andean fermented potato, cacao fruit nectar comes from the fresh pulp of the pod, and Shansho is our raw, unfermented ancestral cacao.
FIND IT INCacao Fruit Nectar · Tocosh · ShanshoWhole foods and formulations to support your body's own repair and defences: our GPx glutathione formula and MCB maca oil, both formulated by a medicinal chemist, alongside raw Shansho cacao and Gut Happy chocolate.
FIND IT INGPx · MCB · Shansho · Gut Happy ChocolateThe gut health range
Gut Happy Chocolate – 70% Ancestral Cacao with Yacon, No Refined Sugar (100g)
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Sweetened naturally with yacon, so you can enjoy chocolate and sweet treats your gut will thank you for.
Sourced directly from indigenous farming families in the Andes and the Amazon.
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