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100% natural, raw, gut health remedy and immune booster

Apart from regular food, there’s food that your microbiome needs for survival.
Your gut’s microbiome contains countless intestinal bacteria’s which is crucial for gut health. Foods which are often genetically modified and contain traces of pesticide, synthetic additives, and preservatives all contribute towards losing the nutritional essence of food.
You may be getting the main macronutrients you need, but what about those critical micronutrients and phytonutrients (nutrients from plants) – prebiotics and probiotics, too?
Gut food, like Aceso Fire Cider feed your gut cells and bacteria all the nutrients they need in order to flourish.
When it comes to gut health challenges, you’re probably facing one or all of these three major debilitating issues:
IBS and bloating cause untold suffering. Big pharma punts products that don’t work, leaving you feeling frustrated and despondent. Dietitians also prescribe restrictive designed-to fail diets, throwing your gut out of whack.
Mainstream wellness: officially the wild west.
We all have a cupboard full of supplements that don’t make a difference. Time after time you fall prey to colds or lingering sniffles.
Pill-popping powerlessness.
Thrush, constipation, gluten intolerance, all point to gut imbalance. Many believe they’re gluten, lactose, or sugar intolerant, but in fact, are only sensitive to them. So when the gut is fully healed, it can break down foods like gluten.
The problem is misinformation.
Everything starts with a healthy gut. It’s the center of your body’s ecosystem, it’s connected to your brain, immune system and skin.

Fire cider is too acidic and therefore not good for me.
Prebiotics and probiotics are the same thing.
Probiotics are living organisms and therefore need to be alive when consumed.
You need between 300 & 500 different bacterial species to help your gut, not just one strain from a sachet or tablet.
Fire cider turns to an alkaline once ingested.
Many viruses and bacteria are unable to live in an alkaline environment.
Prebiotics are insoluble fibres and probiotics are living organisms.
Totally not the same!
