Partnership between Lepivits Laboratory and Nahibu

Partnership between Lepivits Laboratory and Nahibu

Dietary supplements to take care of your gut microbiota

About Lepivits

Lepivits Belgium is a family business based in Belgium, made up of experts in micronutrition and phytotherapy: pharmacists, chemists, biologists, and nutrition therapists, who work continuously with professionals specializing in nutritional medicine.

For over 30 years, it has been helping customers across Europe to take care of their bodies naturally. Depending on your goals and health profile, Lepivits offers nutritional therapy solutions in the form of dietary supplements and health treatments.

Lepivits dietary supplements

The Lepivits laboratory develops high-quality natural nutraceutical products that are environmentally friendly. Free from pesticides and preservatives, their plant-based treatments address all your needs, from fatigue to stress, memory and joint health, as well as dietary supplements for vegans, in the form of vegetable capsules.

Available in powder capsules or even in liquid form, Lepivits dietary supplements provide your body with nutrients in the form of amino acids, minerals, vitamins, probiotics, and lactic ferments.

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Which dietary supplements are best for gut microbiota?

At Lepivits, you will find supplements targeted at the gut microbiota and tailored to your needs, as identified by Nahibu's stool analysis test.

    Probiotics for intestinal dysbiosis

    Composed of more than 1,000 bacteria, both pathogenic and non-pathogenic, the balance of your gut microbiota is essential for your body's good health. If the ratio of bad bacteria to good bacteria is too high, this is known as intestinal dysbiosis. To prevent this imbalance, scientists have demonstrated the effectiveness of probiotics, microorganisms that promote the proliferation of good bacteria.

    Probiotics are naturally present in lacto-fermented foods and can be used as dietary supplements, particularly lactobacilli and bifidobacteria. All bacterial strains are different and have their own specific effects. There is no such thing as a universal probiotic. 

    Based on the advice provided by Nahibu, Lepivits will be able to advise you on how to choose the right probiotics and treat the specific symptoms you are experiencing: reducing inflammation, relieving bloating, alleviating vomiting or diarrhea, avoiding lactose intolerance or gluten allergy, etc. In particular, his fiber, yeast, and lactic acid-based dietary supplements nourish beneficial bacteria and rebalance your microbiota.

    Biotippin, the dietary supplement for the microbiota

    Lepivits has developed Biotippin, an innovative formula based on ten strains of bioavailable lactic ferments and non-irritating prebiotics. This dietary supplement is particularly effective in maintaining the proper functioning of the microbiota and the immune system.

    To prevent them from being destroyed by stomach acid, the components of Biotippin are protected by DRCAPS gastro-resistant capsules.

    Discover even more dietary supplements on the Lepivits Laboratories website and improve your daily life with natural remedies. At Lepivits, experts in organic supplements and nutritional therapy, you will receive support for all your needs.

     

     

     

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    Cream of pea soup with mint

    Peas are a particularly interesting vegetable. Low in calories, they provide vitamins and minerals. They are also a significant source of antioxidants, plant proteins, and fiber, which helps stimulate digestion and increase satiety.

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    Lemon cake

    Lemon cake

    Lemon Cake

    Discover this low-FODMAP lemon cake recipe! 🍋

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    1 hour

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    Recipe for 4 people

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    Dessert

    🍋 Ingredients:

    ✔️ 100 g rice flour

    ✔️ 50 g cornstarch

    ✔️ 5 tablespoons neutral oil

    ✔️ 50 g sugar

    ✔️ 10 cl plant-based milk

    ✔️ 1 packet gluten-free baking powder

    ✔️ 3 eggs

    ✔️ Zest of 1 lemon

    👨‍🍳 Preparation:

    1. Preheat the oven to 350°F.
    2. Pour the flour into a mixing bowl with the powdered sugar, baking powder, and a pinch of salt.
    3. Mix well and make a well in the center.
    4. Break the eggs into the well and add the oil and lemon zest. Mix well to obtain a smooth batter.
    5. Pour the batter into a cake pan.
    6. Bake for 40 minutes.

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    Cream of pea soup with mint

    Cream of pea soup with mint

    Peas are a particularly interesting vegetable. Low in calories, they provide vitamins and minerals. They are also a significant source of antioxidants, plant proteins, and fiber, which helps stimulate digestion and increase satiety.

    Which foods are highest in fiber?

    Which foods are highest in fiber?

    Fiber stimulates digestion, promotes satiety, and lowers cholesterol levels. A varied and balanced diet meets the body's needs.

    Top 5 meat alternatives

    Top 5 meat alternatives

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    Almond panna cotta with kiwi coulis

    Almond panna cotta with kiwi coulis

    Almond panna cotta with kiwi coulis

    Chef Alexandra Beauvais shares her recipe for almond panna cotta topped with kiwi coulis. 🥝

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    1 hour 20 minutes

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    Recipe for 4 to 6 people

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    Dessert

    🥝 Ingredients:

    ✔️ 15 g potato starch

    ✔️ 40 cl almond milk

    ✔️ 20 cl thick soy milk

    ✔️ 30 g agave syrup

    ✔️ 1/2 teaspoon agar-agar

    ✔️ 2 kiwis

    ✔️ 1 avocado

    ✔️ 5 cl water

    👨‍🍳 Preparation:

    Preparation of the dressing

    1. In a saucepan, combine the almond milk, cornstarch, agave syrup, and agar-agar. Heat while stirring for about 8 minutes over low heat. Remove from heat, add the plant-based cream, and mix well.
    2. Pour into small glasses and chill for 2 hours.
    3. Once the cream has set, prepare the coulis.
    4. Peel the kiwis and avocado.
    5. Pour everything into a blender and blend. If necessary, add a little water and agave syrup. Mix well.
    6. Pour the coulis over the set panna cottas and refrigerate until ready to serve.
    7. To serve: add kiwi slices or a few flowers to your panna cottas.

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    Cream of pea soup with mint

    Cream of pea soup with mint

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    Which foods are highest in fiber?

    Fiber stimulates digestion, promotes satiety, and lowers cholesterol levels. A varied and balanced diet meets the body's needs.

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    Tofu, seitan, plant-based meat… these foods are becoming increasingly common on supermarket shelves and are no longer solely associated with vegetarian diets.

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    Potato salad

    Potato salad

    Potato Salad

    The sunny days are back, and so are picnics! ☀️🧺

    Here's a salad recipe that you can adapt to suit your tastes (and whatever's left in the fridge 😉).

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    40 min

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    Recipe for 4 people

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    Dish

    🥑 Ingredients:

    ✔️ 600 g potatoes

    ✔️ 400 g green beans

    ✔️ 1 bunch of radishes

    ✔️ A few watercress sprouts

    ✔️ Salt

    ✔️ Pepper

    ✔️ 2 Bulgarian yogurts

    ✔️ 1 tablespoon capers

    ✔️ 1/2 teaspoon mustard

    ✔️ 1 sprig of dill

    👨‍🍳 Preparation:

    1. Wash the radishes and cut them into thin slices.
    2. Wash the potatoes.
    3. Remove the ends from the green beans.
    4. Wash and chop the dill.
    5. Mix the yogurt with the mustard, capers, and chopped dill. Season with salt and pepper.
    6. Pour 1.5 liters of salted water into a cooker. Steam the potatoes and beans for 25 minutes.
    7. Check the vegetables are cooked and continue cooking if necessary.
    8. Cut the potatoes in half.
    9. Serve the vegetables and drizzle with the sauce.

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    Cream of pea soup with mint

    Cream of pea soup with mint

    Peas are a particularly interesting vegetable. Low in calories, they provide vitamins and minerals. They are also a significant source of antioxidants, plant proteins, and fiber, which helps stimulate digestion and increase satiety.

    Which foods are highest in fiber?

    Which foods are highest in fiber?

    Fiber stimulates digestion, promotes satiety, and lowers cholesterol levels. A varied and balanced diet meets the body's needs.

    Top 5 meat alternatives

    Top 5 meat alternatives

    Tofu, seitan, plant-based meat… these foods are becoming increasingly common on supermarket shelves and are no longer solely associated with vegetarian diets.

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    A balanced diet: the key to taking care of your microbiota

    A balanced diet: the key to taking care of your microbiota

    A balanced diet: the key to taking care of your gut microbiota

    As you know, health starts with nutrition. Successfully implementing a balanced diet over the long term is already a big step toward taking care of your microbiota and your overall health. By also getting enough sleep and exercising regularly, you create a virtuous cycle.

    How can you achieve a balanced diet?

    Ideally, you should consult a dietitian who can recommend a diet tailored to your needs. But we're going to share with you the basics of a balanced diet that you can start implementing right away.

    First, it is advisable to divide your food intake into three meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) and one or two snacks.

    Your breakfast can be savory or sweet and should include a whole grain product (oatmeal, whole wheat bread, muesli, etc.), fresh seasonal fruit, a serving of nuts (almonds, walnuts, hazelnuts, or their purée form), and possibly a dairy product or plant-based alternative (almond milk, soy yogurt, vegan cheese, etc.). 

    Ideally, your lunch and dinner plates should contain ¼ animal or plant protein (meat, fish, eggs, tofu, tempeh, seitan), ¼ whole grains (pasta, rice, millet, einkorn wheat, lentils, chickpeas, bread, etc.), ½ vegetables, and one serving of vegetable oil. Ideally, you should choose raw products that you can cook yourself, sourced from organic, seasonal, and local farms. 

    Snacks can be savory or sweet, depending on the rest of your meals: fresh fruit and nut butter, a small cheese and vegetable sandwich, or fruit compote and a square of dark chocolate with a handful of nuts.

     

    Balanced

    Make Me Healthy, the dietary rebalancing specialist

    Make Me Healthy specializes in nutritional rebalancing. Their team of passionate dietitians supports many patients in their journey. The goals may vary: weight loss/gain, weight stabilization, medical conditions, pregnancy… but the basis remains the same: taking care of their health. 

    Establishing a balanced diet means providing your body with everything it needs to function properly, while still enjoying what you eat so that you can maintain this new lifestyle in the long term. This is an extremely important point. It is a new lifestyle that you will establish with your dietitian, and the goal is to anchor your new habits in a routine that suits you, which means no restrictions. Forget about diets; Make Me Healthy is here to support you in rebalancing your diet.

    More specifically, while providing your body with high-quality foods (raw, organic, seasonal, and local), as you may already be doing, is excellent, it is important that the portions in each food category are tailored to your needs and that the macronutrient distribution is correct. The same applies to micronutrients: it is essential that they meet your needs. 

    To do this, you can consult a dietitian who will calculate your energy requirements based on your basal metabolic rate, age, gender, weight, height, physical activity, etc. At Make Me Healthy, our team of dietitians also takes into account your current diet, based on your food logs and a comprehensive dietary assessment, to offer you a tailored nutrition plan. They then ensure a good balance of macronutrients and micronutrients and proceed with the appropriate portioning.

    Don't worry, for you this translates into a dietary program that tells you the quantities of different food categories to consume at each meal (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snack(s)). And even better, you'll find more than 700 recipes on their app to make it even easier to follow your dietary program. All you have to do is follow the recipe using your measurements.

     

    Tailored dietary programs

    In addition to your dietary program, follow-up consultations allow your dietitian to adapt your dietary program based on how you feel, your progress toward your goal, and, of course, to answer any questions you may have during the follow-up. 

    From the very first week, their patients feel positive effects on their digestive system: reduced or even eliminated bloating, a flatter stomach, regulated bowel movements… One thing is certain, your microbiota will thank you. Once a balanced diet is in place, Make Me Healthy recommends a probiotic treatment, to be taken at least once a year, to restore your intestinal flora.

    Then, within a few weeks, you will see an improvement in the quality of your skin and hair, and above all, your energy levels will skyrocket! 

    Thanks to the partnership between Nahibu and Make Me Healthy, we are offering you exceptional discounts on consultation packages with our team of dietitians: 

    • 5 euro discount on the 3-consultation package with the code NAHIBU5
    • 10 euro discount on the 8-consultation package with the code NAHIBU10
    • 15 euro discount on the 12-consultation package with the code NAHIBU15

    The dietary consultations offered by Make Me Healthy may be covered by your health insurance or supplemental health insurance. Feel free to send them a quote to find out how much you can be reimbursed.

    Nutrition is the first step to taking care of yourself.😉

     

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    Cream of pea soup with mint

    Cream of pea soup with mint

    Peas are a particularly interesting vegetable. Low in calories, they provide vitamins and minerals. They are also a significant source of antioxidants, plant proteins, and fiber, which helps stimulate digestion and increase satiety.

    Which foods are highest in fiber?

    Which foods are highest in fiber?

    Fiber stimulates digestion, promotes satiety, and lowers cholesterol levels. A varied and balanced diet meets the body's needs.

    Top 5 meat alternatives

    Top 5 meat alternatives

    Tofu, seitan, plant-based meat… these foods are becoming increasingly common on supermarket shelves and are no longer solely associated with vegetarian diets.

    Take care of your microbiota with Nahibu.