With our products we want to promote general well-being and therefore pay great attention to naturalness and tolerance. It is increasingly known that physical and mental health and well-being also originate from our intestines. We therefore attach particular importance to the fact that our products not only serve the optimal supply of nutrients to your body, but that your intestinal flora also feels optimally cared for.
The intestinal flora, or more correctly expressed the microbiota, is the entirety of the microorganisms living in the intestine. Sometimes the term microbiome is also used. The microbiome is the genetic information of all the microorganisms living in the intestine – just like the genome is the entire genetic information of humans.
The microbiota is the link between the food we eat and the metabolism of our body, including the immune system. It can best perform this task when it is species-rich and in balance. This ensures that as many positive effects as possible are achieved and at the same time prevents harmful microorganisms from getting out of hand.
The diversity of species is promoted by a varied diet, by consuming foods that are as unprocessed as possible, fiber-rich foods, prebiotics and probiotics, fermented foods and also through exercise. In addition, the latest findings show a direct connection between the biological diversity of the soil on which the food is grown, organic cultivation, the resulting diversity of microorganisms in the food and the diversity in the intestine. It is negatively influenced by drugs such as antibiotics, some food additives such as artificial sweeteners or emulsifiers, and environmental pollution such as air pollution.
We pay attention to the microbiota with our products by ensuring that all ingredients are natural, that we do not use any artificial sweeteners or emulsifiers and that the degree of processing is as low as possible. To explicitly promote the microbiota, we add dietary fiber to our Recovery Shakes. The Recovery Shake Powder contains acacia fiber, a dietary fiber from the dried juice of acacia.
We use fermentation with yoghurt cultures in our new product Pause Gnuss. In biology and biotechnology, fermentation refers to the conversion of organic substances by microorganisms, also known as "cultures". In food production, fermentation plays a central role in the production and natural preservation of many foods, for example yoghurt, beer or sauerkraut.
For the production of our Pause Gnuss Drinks, we add lactic acid bacteria to the whey, which are also used for the production of yoghurt. They break down the lactose, the milk sugar, present in the whey into lactic acid. Lactic acid naturally extends the shelf life of products and is also said to have health benefits. In addition to lactic acid, other substances are also formed, for example flavorings for the yoghurt taste and substances that give the product a creamy mouthfeel. We also add lactase, which is a natural enzyme. It breaks down the remaining lactose and makes the whey safe to digest, even for lactose-intolerant people.
Fermentation for the natural optimization of the health value of our products and for natural taste and texture optimization still has a lot of potential and is the focus of our research together with the Bern University of Applied Sciences HAFL. Because our goal is clear: Ultimate regeneration for body, mind and environment – and the microbiota!
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