Natural immunostimulator for optimal protection
Beta-glucan is a fraction of dietary fibre that, when ingested, is digested by certain species of intestinal bacteria. Beta-glucans are most commonly used to treat heart disease and high cholesterol. They are also used to treat a number of other conditions, such as eczema and diabetes, but most importantly, they show beneficial effects on intestinal function. 
FEATURES:
– support of intestinal function
– increased and improved quality of bowel movements
– protective effect on gastric mucosa
– reduction in cholesterol levels
– carioprotective effect
– improvement of insulin sensitivity
– helps with weight loss
– increasingly referred to as ‘OAT-zempic’ due to the abundance of beta-glucans in oat grains
Betaglucan is also used for a variety of digestive tract problems. The ingredient effectively supports the treatment of inflammatory bowel conditions and gastric mucosa. It has a beneficial effect on intestinal function by increasing the frequency of bowel movements and the overall motility of the digestive system.
It may also be helpful in weight loss. According to 33% of studies in which waist circumference was measured, a reduction in waist circumference was noted. The dose of β-glucan that was consumed was between 3 and 7 g per day for 6-12 weeks. The ‘OAT-zempic’ trend is becoming increasingly common. – because oatmeal is the product rich in beta-glucans.
How long does it take to see the benefits of beta-glucan? On average, it takes about three days for the immune system to reach ‘peak’ levels as beta-glucan moves through the body. However, some people may experience an immediate effect once they start taking it. In most cases, regular intake of a particular product over a period of at least three months is necessary to achieve results.
Beta-glucan is also contraindicated in post-transplant patients and those struggling with thyroid disease. In addition, it should also not be combined with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as acetylsalicylic acid (gastrointestinal disorders).
