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Kombucha health benefits

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Kombucha is a delicious and refreshing fermented beverage packed with multiple health benefits. Read on to discover the research-backed health benefits of this probiotic-rich drink!

Kombucha is rich with antioxidants and polyphenols, which are known to decrease inflammation in the body. Combined with an anti-inflammatory diet, Kombucha will help tame the dangerous inflammation that can lead to various health problems. 

Anti-Inflammatory

PROBIOTICS & GUT HEALTH

Kombucha is loaded with beneficial bacteria that will replenish your gut microbiome and help decrease any bad bacteria, boosting your digestive health and your entire wellbeing. 

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SCOBY

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healthy kombucha compounds

– B Vitamins – Acetic acid  – Glucuronic acid  – D-Saccharic acid – Polyphenols

The vitamins, organic acids and polyphenols present in kombucha will all help to regulate and boost your immune system. 

Immune system boost

LIVER DETOXIFICATION

Studies have shown that the enzymes and acids in black tea Kombucha can effectively reduce the physiological changes driven by liver toxins and oxidative stress. 

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Kombucha is safe to make at home, but be sure to prepare it in a lead-free container. It's best to limit your kombucha consumption to around 4 oz. a day. 

CAN KOMBUCHA BE HARMFUL?

Visit MK Library for a comprehensive review of evidence-based health benefits associated with kombucha.