Looking for a way to boost your gut health and feel happier and healthier as a result? Making sure you’re getting enough prebiotics is key. For those that don’t know, prebiotics are a form of dietary fibre that feed the friendly bacteria in our guts, helping them grow stronger and healthier.
You can find prebiotics in foods such as artichokes, seeds and grains, and you can also buy supplements to ensure you’re getting the right amount.
And here’s where Deeply can help. This new gut health food brand has just launched a range of plant-fibre prebiotics, specially formulated to help your gut health, and we’re big fans over here. Part of what makes the supplements so beneficial is the fact they can help boost the variety of fibre you consume – which is essential for overall wellbeing.
Each measure provides a natural, high-fibre blend of plant nutrients, vitamins and prebiotics, designed to support immunity, and selectively feed the good bacteria living within the gut.
The importance of good gut health
Despite increasing awareness around the importance of good gut health, one in three people in the UK experience digestive discomfort and only nine percent of UK adults achieve their daily fibre requirement. With a mission to simplify gut health, Deeply is encouraging people to recognise that good gut health starts deep within us and is something we have to feed every day.
When done right, gut health can have a profound effect on both our physical and mental wellbeing. In fact, benefits range from improved mood, focus and concentration to a lowered risk of long-term health conditions, including heart disease, strokes, and Type 2 diabetes.
Deeply’s prebiotics
Deeply’s daily 65ml measures deliver a nourishing and powerful blend of 7.5g of the daily recommended 30g of fibre, vitamins D3 and B9, which contribute to the normal function of the immune system, and twice the quantity of prebiotics delivered by current market leaders.
It’s available in two great tasting flavours: earthy fresh Spinach & Kiwi with Seaweed and zingy Carrot & Ginger with Turmeric.
The inspiration for Deeply came from co-founder Clara Latham’s interest in health and wellbeing, in which gut health increasingly played an integral role. With a background in the health space following roles at Bounce and Seedlip, Clara collaborated with leaders in the natural food sector, science and nutrition experts, Mark Tanous (Bounce), Nick Morgan (Nutrition Integrated), and gut health specialist Orla Stone to create Deeply.
She says: “Despite being fundamental to all-round mental and physical health, gut health is largely misunderstood, with most products focused on adding probiotics (live bacteria) into your diet. Your gut has trillions of bacteria already – good and not so good – so the key is feeding yourself the foods that nourish and grow the good bacteria.
“In launching Deeply, we wanted to raise awareness around the power of prebiotics as both a simple and effective solution to achieving better gut health, but one that feels nourishing and really tastes great. We’re on a mission to prove just how simple and enjoyable good gut health can be!”
A truly unique offering
In addition to its unique and powerful blend, Deeply also stands out from the crowd as the world’s first gut health brand to launch in infinitely recyclable aluminium, which is available in both single, daily measures or larger format, weekly bottles.
A subscription service has been developed which offers an efficient and easy way to ensure Deeply devotees don’t go a day without. So, for less than the price of your morning coffee, you can start feeding your gut and have your favourite flavour delivered directly to your door every 28 days.
The brand also offers flexibility to cancel or pause subscriptions at any time and a special price for households who want to get involved alongside a partner or friend. Deeply is available to purchase directly from the Deeply website and through selected retailers.
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