Good Health starts with Gut Health

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& kickstart your gut health in 2024

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“Forty years of studying gut bacteria has proven to me that gut health is the foundation for overall health and wellbeing”.

— Nobel Laureate, Professor Barry J. Marshall

Want to try (or even re-try) the low FODMAP diet but not sure where to start?

Have you ever been told to try a low fodmap diet to improve your gut health? There are many clinical studies showing that a diet low in fodmaps can be effective in reducing symptoms in people living with IBS, IBD and endometriosis, and it is increasingly recommended for diverticulitis.

It can help you find relief and take back control of your life.

Starting a low fodmap diet can be overwhelming. So we’ve done the thinking for you!

We’ve put together a 10 day meal plan with delicious, family-friendly recipes. Combined with our certified low-FODMAP protein shakes, the 10-day challenge will give you enough data to determine whether you will be one of the 70% of people who will gain relief from their gut symptoms by identifying fodmap triggers.

Ready to try it?

Start the Good Gut Challenge today!

20 NEW recipes for you to try.

Low-fodmap, gluten-free & delicious!

We’ve added exercise into the plan (- it’s great for stress relief & gut health.)

Scroll down to request the GOOD GUT CHALLENGE 10 day plan e-book

but first find out why it helps to include Superflora in the plan…

Here’s how Superflora helps you boost your gut health:

  • Superflora shakes are certified low FODMAP by Monash University

  • quick and delicious, Superflora shakes are an easy low fodmap breakfast or a grab ‘n go lunch

  • contain the clinically validated probiotic Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856 to reduce irritable bowel discomfort and bloating

  • contain gut-safe fibre for regularity (whether you have IBS-D or IBS-C)

  • endorsed by Nobel Laureate Prof Barry Marshall

  • gluten-free (independently tested by a nationally accredited lab every 6 months)

  • no-bloat protein to build muscle and keep you feeling fuller for longer

  • contain NO artificial sweeteners, flavours, colours or nasties

  • safe for sensitive tummies - including IBS, IBD, diverticulitis and coealic disease

Shakes not your thing?

Don’t worry! Our 10-day Good Gut Challenge has heaps of breakfast and lunch recipes to keep you satisfied.

And if you add in a morning ritual of Superflora Daily Gut Health Boost you’ll still reap the rewards of:

  • prebiotic PHGG fibre that promotes regularity and feeds good bacteria

  • probiotic Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856 that reduces bloating and discomfort

  • delicious real fruit powders

All of our gut health products are certified lowFODMAP by Monash University. Find out more here.

Read the reviews…

10 Day Plan

  • low fodmap Thai Beef Salad

    Day 1

    Breakfast: Superflora French Bean Vanilla Shake made with water or lactose-free milk

    Lunch: Canned tuna, a boiled egg, salad (75g cucumber, 1 cherry tomato, basil, 3 black olives, splash of olive oil and lemon juice) and brown rice cakes

    Dinner: Thai Beef Salad served with brown rice

    Snack: An Orange or Choc-o-Orange Protein Ball and a glass of lactose-free milk

    Activity: Stength session

  • Yoga for gut health and improved IBS

    Day 2

    Breakfast: Superflora Rich Cocoa Chocolate Shake with 5 frozen raspberries

    Lunch: 1 boiled egg, salad (see Day 1) plus 1 cup of baby spinach and brown rice cakes

    Dinner: steamed salmon steak with spinach, orange and roasted red pepper salad served with brown rice

    Snack: 2 Kiwi fruit and 2 tbsp of lactose-free yoghurt or 5 Ingredients No Bake Buttercup and a glass of lactose-free milk

    Activity: Yoga - Try the online class here.

  • low fodmap meal on day 3 of the 10 day gut health challenge

    Day 3

    Breakfast: Superflora French Bean Vanilla Shake made with chilled water or lactose-free milk

    Lunch: Canned tuna and spinach, orange and roasted red pepper salad and rice cakes

    Dinner: Chicken kebabs, heirloom carrots, hummus and harissa and green salad. Serve with rice or a low-FODMAP wrap.

    Snack: 10 walnut halves and 40g of cheese or Chocolate-dipped Protein Ball and a glass of lactose-free milk

    Activity: A walk or run with friends

  • low fodmap and gluten-free meal salmon and stir-fry

    Day 4

    Breakfast: Superflora Rich Cocoa Chocolate Shake made with chilled water or lactose-free milk

    Lunch: Sliced chicken breast with colourful kale salad and brown rice cakes

    Dinner: Salmon portion (baked, steamed or pan fried) and stir-fry with brown rice

    Snack: Muesli bar and a glass of lactose-free milk

    Activity: Try something new: a class or team sport

  • low fodmap breakfast muesli as part of gut health 10 day plan

    Day 5

    Breakfast: 1/2 cup gut-friendly muesli, 1/2 cup lactose-free milk, 2 tbsp of lactose-free yoghurt and 5 blueberries

    Lunch: French Bean Vanilla shake with 5 strawberries, 1/2 cup lactose-free milk and 1/2 cup water

    Dinner: Baked chicken breast with, 1 carrot (sliced and boiled) with fresh mint and 75g sauteed green beans with 10g flaked almonds. Serve with brown rice if you wish.

    Snack: 30g of dark chocolate and a glass of lactose-free milk (combine to make hot chocolate if you wish)

    Activity: Strength session

  • Rich Cocoa Chocolate Superfora pack for a low fodmap breakfast unch

    Day 6

    Breakfast: Rich Cocoa Superflora shake with 5 raspberries

    Lunch: Canned tuna, boiled egg and salad (see Day 1) and 2 brown rice cakes

    Dinner: 6 King or Tiger prawns with spinach, orange and roasted red pepper salad and brown rice

    Snack: 10 mixed nuts and 40g of cheese

    Activity: Yoga - Try the online class here

  • Good gut health helped by running with a friend

    Day 7

    Breakfast: Superflora Rich Cocoa Chocolate Shake blitzed with water or lactose-free milk and 5 frozen raspberries

    Lunch: 1 or 2 boiled eggs, salad (see Day 1) and brown rice cakes

    Dinner: Salmon steak and stir-fry served with brown rice

    Snack: 2 Amaze Balls and a glass of lactose-free milk

    Activity: A walk or run with a friend

  • Green salad suitable for the Mediterranean diet and low fodmap

    Day 8

    Breakfast: 1/2 cup gut-friendly muesli, 1/2 cup lactose-free milk, 2 tbsp of lactose-free yoghurt and 5 blueberries

    Lunch: Superflora French Bean Vanilla Shake made with water or lactose-free milk

    Dinner: Baked chicken breast (flavoured with fresh herbs and olive oil) with Pretty Green Salad served with brown rice

    Snack: 10 raspberries and 2 tablespoons of lactose-free yoghurt or a Blueberry Muffin with a glass of lactose-free milk

    Activity: Strength session

  • Stir-fried rice great for gut health

    Day 9

    Breakfast: Superflora French Bean Vanilla Shake made with chilled water or lactose-free milk.

    Lunch: Canned tuna, boiled egg and salad (see Day 1 ) and 2 brown rice cakes

    Dinner: King or Tiger prawns and stir-fried black rice and vegetables.

    Snack: 2 Kiwi fruit and 2 tablespoons of lactose-free yoghurt or Raspberry Coconut Protein Ball and a glass of lactose-free milk

    Activity: Yoga - Try the online class here

  • A Mediterranean salad that is low fodmap

    Day 10

    Breakfast: 1/2 cup gut-friendly muesli, 1/2 cup lactose-free milk, 2 tbsp of lactose-free yoghurt and 5 blueberries

    Lunch: Superflora French Vanilla Shakes blitzed with 1/2 banana, 1/2 cup lactose-free milk, 1/2 cup of water and ice.

    Dinner: Mediterranean Salad - 40g feta cheese, 75g cucumber (diced), 1 cherry tomato, 1/4 red pepper, fresh herbs, cup of Cos lettuce, 3 black olives, 1 cornichon & 1/4 teaspoon capers chopped, red wine vinegar and olive oil dressing. Plus 4 rice cakes. Add Chicken, tuna or 40g of chickpeas if you wish.

    Snack: 2 tbsp of hummus and carrot sticks or low-FODMAP wrap

    Activity: Swim

  • Achieve good gut health with Superflora low fodmap shakes; pack and strawberries

    Portion sizes and snacks

    You may up the portion sizes of meat, seafood, and rice to suit your appetite and calorie needs. You can also have up to 4 rice cakes.

    However, take care not to go beyond the recipe amounts of fruits or salad and stir-fry veggies or cheese. These foods contain fodmaps. Small amounts are fine, but larger portions may take you beyond safe fodmap limits. Carrots are one of the few veggies with no detectable fodmaps, you can add those to your diet with abandon!

    You can also add extra snacks and swap them around, but space out your meals and snacks by three hours to avoid ‘stacking’ fodmaps.

    Check out our recipes page for more delicious options.

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Scientifically proven ways to improve your gut health

  • Eat the rainbow - add lots of colourful plant-based foods to your plate

  • Adopt a Mediterranean diet - non-starchy veggies, lean protein, nuts and seeds and olive oil

  • Reduce gluten, lactose and gut-irritating fodmaps

  • Increase fibre, protein and probiotics

  • Cut out alcohol

  • Ditch sugary drinks and replace with water

  • Move your body regularly

  • Relax