Inulin - Prebiotic Fibre
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9421004970464
$13.95
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6 payments of $2.33
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- New Zealand delivery address: All New Zealand orders are fully tracked and incur a flat fee of NZ$5.00, including rural delivery and PO Box drop offs. Freight is free for all orders NZ$49.00 and above within New Zealand*
- New Zealand Click n Collect: Free pick up from any of the Health2000 Stores up and down New Zealand
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Nothing Naughty Inulin is a soluble, dietary fibre extracted exclusively from chicory root.
As a soluble powder it can be added to any food or drink with little impact on taste or texture whilst adding a great source of fibre to a daily diet. 100% natural, it is a prebiotic and bifidogenic and helps boost your fibre intake and especially good for those on Keto diets.
The fibre in inulin is soluble, which means it dissolves in water and therefore is well tolerated in the stomach as it forms a gelatinous substance that can slow digestion and increase fullness.
As a soluble powder it can be added to any food or drink with little impact on taste or texture whilst adding a great source of fibre to a daily diet. 100% natural, it is a prebiotic and bifidogenic and helps boost your fibre intake and especially good for those on Keto diets.
The fibre in inulin is soluble, which means it dissolves in water and therefore is well tolerated in the stomach as it forms a gelatinous substance that can slow digestion and increase fullness.
100% Inulin Powder
- from chicory root
- from chicory root
Nothing Naughty
Nothing Naughty are a small innovative and customer-centered NZ Health Food Manufacturer located in the little old farming town of Tirau, NZ