In Part 2 of our good gut health series. A quick and easy infographic to show you the difference between prebiotics and probiotics. What they both do and the food sources you can find them from.

At Food Compass we stock Body Ecology for our range of Probiotics and Prebiotics. While you can eat a number of prebiotics like garlic, onions and leeks, you may find it easier on your breath to supplement it with Ecobloom. This prebiotic can be sprinkled on smoothies, cereals, mixed with your mash potato or added to any meal.

For Probiotics we have kefir (cultured/fermented milk) which tastes like a thin pourable yogurt and can be had on its own or used in smoothies, cereals and dips.

We also have a vegetable culture starter which ferments vegetables with potent strains of probiotics. Eat as a side dish or with your salads and main meals.

Read More In Our Good Gut Health Series

Understanding Your Gut Health & Microbiome
What Is Kefir & How Does It Taste?
How To Make Kefir
Using Kefir In A Recipe – Greek Tzatziki Sauce
How To Make Fermented Vegetables
Using Fermented Vegtable In A Recipe – Water Cress Salad

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In our first post in a 7 part series on good gut health, we focus on helping you understand the huge impact your gut health can actually have on your body.

So when it come to keeping our digestive system healthy we use probiotics and prebiotics find out the difference in part 2 of our series

Read More From Our Good Gut Health Series

Difference between Probiotics & Prebiotics
What Is Kefir & How Does It Taste?
How To Make Kefir
Using Kefir In A Recipe – Greek Tzatziki Sauce
How To Make Fermented Vegetables
Using Fermented Vegtable In A Recipe – Water Cress Salad

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