Some juices don’t just hydrate you — they help feed your gut bacteria. Here’s what makes a juice prebiotic, how it works in the body, and how it fits into everyday juicing.
What Makes a Juice Prebiotic? (How Fresh Juice Feeds Gut Bacteria)

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Your digestion sets the tone for everything—energy, skin, hormones, immunity, and how food feels in your body. This category explores raw, living foods, juices, smoothies, prebiotics, and simple daily habits that support a calm, well-nourished gut microbiome. Grounded insights, easy adjustments, and smart nourishment for steady, real-life balance.

Some juices don’t just hydrate you — they help feed your gut bacteria. Here’s what makes a juice prebiotic, how it works in the body, and how it fits into everyday juicing.

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