Why avoid filtration?
Why avoid filtration?
You probably know that all our drinks are unfiltered, unpasteurised and unfined. In order to understand the benefits of this, some explanation is needed of brewer’s yeast and what it does.
What is brewer?s yeast?
Brewer?s yeast is an ingredient used in the production of beer and bread. It is made from Saccharomyces cerevisiae, a one-celled fungus. Brewer?s yeast has a bitter taste.
Brewer?s yeast is also used as a nutritional supplement. It?s a rich source of chromium, which may help your body maintain normal blood sugar levels. It is also a source of B vitamins.
Brewer?s yeast is considered a probiotic and is used to aid digestion.
What does brewer?s yeast do?
Brewer?s yeast contains small organisms (microflora) that help maintain the proper functioning of the digestive tract. It’s contains nutritional value and is?a rich source of:
- chromium
- protein
- selenium
- potassium
- iron
- zinc
- magnesium
It is also a great source of B vitamins that provide:
- thiamine (B-1)
- riboflavin (B-2)
- niacin (B-3)
- pantothenic acid (B-5)
- pyridoxine (B-6)
- folic acid (B-9)
- biotin (B-7)
What are the benefits of brewer?s yeast?
The probiotic characteristics of brewer?s yeast may make it an effective way to prevent diarrhea. It has been used to treat other disorders of the digestive tract, including:
- diarrhea caused by antibiotics
- traveler?s diarrhea
- irritable bowel syndrome
- clostridium difficile colitis
- lactose intolerance
- Brewer?s yeast can provide energy and may help maintain healthy skin, hair, eyes, and mouth. It may be effective at supporting the nervous system and enhancing the immune system.
The chromium in brewer?s yeast may help control sugar levels for patients with type 2 diabetes by improving glucose tolerance.
Brewer?s yeast is a source of B vitamins but it does not contain B-12. Inadequate amounts of B-12 can cause anemia, so it?s important to make sure you have sources of B-12 in your diet.
This article has been taken and edited from?https://www.healthline.com/health/brewers-yeast
You are advised to verify the information for yourself. Please consult a health specialist if you have any concerns or experience any pains as a result of taking brewers yeast.
