Kombucha is more than just a drink; it is a fermented tea packed with micro-organisms, probiotics and other healthy substances.
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Does kombucha really help the gut?
Boosting your gut health
“Good” bacteria are essential for your gut microbiome to thrive — and fermented foods such as kombucha contain probiotics to help keep those levels high. “Kombucha can really help feed and increase that good, healthy gut bacteria, which can help decrease any bad bacteria,” says Zumpano.
Is kombucha good for your skin?
In addition to its antioxidant and probiotic properties, kombucha also has anti-inflammatory properties, which can help to calm and soothe irritated skin. Its high levels of organic acids also make it an effective natural exfoliant, helping to slough away dead skin cells and reveal a brighter, more even complexion.
Does kombucha go bad if not refrigerated?
If left at room temperature, your bottle of kombucha is likely to get too sour to consume within 7-10 days. It also (unsurprisingly) depends on what the room temperature is. The hotter it is outside the faster it is going to ferment and get sour.
How much sugar is really in kombucha?
How Much Sugar Is in Kombucha? Regular homemade kombucha has about 12g of sugar per 250ml (1 cup), or 46g per liter.