Aojiro Japanese Vitamin Drink with 100 Billion Lactic Acid Bacteria (30 Sachets)
$90
Aoziru: Japanese Barley Grass Drink - 100 Billion CFU Probiotics (30 Sachets)
Japan boasts the world's highest life expectancy, averaging 83.7 years. A contributing factor may be the nation's focus on preventative health and nutritious foods like Aoziru, a revitalizing Japanese barley grass drink. A powerful alternative to synthetic vitamin supplements, Aoziru is a nutritional powerhouse packed with vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and 100 billion CFU of beneficial probiotics.
Nihon-yakken's Aoziru is uniquely crafted using young barley grass sourced exclusively from ecologically pristine regions of Japan. Young barley grass is known for its potent health benefits. Aoziru offers a natural way to support:
- Immune System Health: Strengthen your body's natural defenses against illness and infection.
- Cardiovascular Health: Promote healthy blood circulation and support heart function.
- Anti-Aging Benefits: Support cellular health and potentially slow down the aging process.
- Radiant Skin: Improve skin complexion, reduce blemishes, and promote a healthy glow.
- Increased Energy & Stamina: Boost your vitality and enhance your overall mood.
- Reduced Inflammation: Support the body's natural inflammatory response.
- Improved Metabolism: Support healthy metabolic function.
Who Can Benefit from Aoziru?
Aoziru may be beneficial for individuals looking to support their health, including those with:
- High cholesterol
- Excess weight
- Diabetes
- Fluctuating blood pressure
- Dietary deficiencies in vitamins and fiber
How to Use:
- Each sachet contains 3g of Aoziru powder.
- Take 1-2 sachets daily.
- Mix with cold or lukewarm water, juice, or milk for optimal taste and nutrient retention. Avoid using hot water.
- For enhanced flavor, add honey, jam, or other natural sweeteners. Aoziru can even be incorporated into baked goods.
Precautions:
While generally safe, individual sensitivities may occur. Consult a healthcare professional before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have any underlying health conditions, especially for young children.