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Livaux® Contains 41
Phenolic Compounds
vs only 9 in Inulin

Chicory roots, the source of inulin

In a recent composition study, Livaux® was found to contain 41 unique phenolic compounds across 27 classes whereas inulin was found to contain only 9 compounds across 7 classes.

As a whole fruit powder, Livaux® contains a rich composition of bioactive compounds, vitamins, minerals, and dietary fibre. Compositional analysis of Livaux® shows that the WHOLE fruit is more than the sum of its parts when processed using Anagenix’ proprietary drying technology. Primarily Livaux® is comprised of vitamin C, actinidin, fibre, vitamin E, minerals, and wide-ranging polyphenols.

Livaux® has
355%
more bioactive phenolic compounds
than Inulin

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Phenolic Compounds In Livaux® Work on 6 Gut-Axes

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6 Gut–Homeostasis Axis Compounds

9 Gut–Cardiovascular Axis Compounds

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8 Gut–Brain Axis Compounds

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4 Gut–Endocrine Axis Compounds

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24 Gut–Skin Axis Compounds

22 Gut–Immune Axis Compounds

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Livaux factsheet comparing phenolic compounds in Livaux and inulin