The Yacon root prevents diabetics from hyperglycaemia. Yacon is also beneficial for those with hypertension. By thinning the blood, yacon can lower blood pressure by 5-10%. It can also lower cholesterol and discourage clot formation. And even as yacon is popularly associated with diabetes, other benefits such as its laxative quality and ability to help prevent colon cancer and osteoporosis are less well known.

Polyols, or sugar alcohols, like lactitol, sorbitol, xylitol, have been used for many years to replace sugars in a wide variety of products such as gums, candies, ice cream, baked goods, and fruit spreads. They have also been widely used in products such as toothpastes, mouthwashes, cough syrups, and cough drops. In addition to their good clean taste, polyols provide some important health benefits. Polyols have fewer calories than sugars. Foods that are sweetened with polyols have been of interest to people with diabetes for many years since they do not cause sudden increases in blood sugar levels.

Also blended with selected leaves of moringa, corchorus, capsicum, amaranthus and ipomoea, packed to meet your daily requirements of vitamins, minerals, micronutrients, anti-oxidants andimmunity enhancing phytochemicals. Guranteed to provide the extra energy boost, protection from stress, and maintenance of wellness, wholeness and well-being.

All these blended herbs increase energy and hormonal levels to help the body to naturally produce the appropriate hormones essential for energy, vitality, and mental stimulation.

After just one cup of First Vita Plus 3-in-1 Coffee with Yacon, you’re energized and ready to go on.

Just add hot water to one sachet of First Vita Plus 3-in-1 Coffee with Yacon.

Ingredients: 100% PURE instant coffee powder, polyols, yacon root extracts, coffee creamer, power herbs (ipomea, moringga, capsicum, amaranthus, corchorus).

Serving Size: 20 sachets per box / 12 gms powder mix per sachet

RECOMMENDED FOR ADULTS.

Advantages of Polyols:

- Many low-calorie, sugar-free foods are sweetened with polyols.
- Polyols taste like sugar.
- Polyols have fewer calories than sugar.
- Polyols do not promote tooth decay.
- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a “does not promote” health claim for sugar-free foods and beverages sweetened with polyols.
- The American Dental Association has issued an official statement saying sugar-free foods do not promote dental caries.