Beta-glucan

What it does

Supports cellular health, gut, and natural GLP-1 production

Source

Euglena Gracilis, a nutrient-dense whole algae from the USA

Holistic Approach

A soluble fiber found in foods like algae, oats and barley, beta-glucan enhances the secretion of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1), a hormone that regulates appetite and blood sugar levels. Beta-glucan can help support upper respiratory health. It also contains prebiotic properties that can enrich beneficial bacteria in the gut.

Synergistic Components

Research Assessment

4,524 Studies and Counting

  • Beta-glucan recognition by the innate immune system

    Immunobiology Research Institute

  • Characteristics and Prebiotic-like Properties of BetaVia Complete

    Chris Sadewasser and Yong Zhu

  • Effect of a Euglena gracilis Fermentate on Immune Function in Healthy

    Active Adults: A Randomized
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