A gummy is a treat-like way to take your vitamins, so it is fair to ask what else you are eating. Here are the straight facts.
Each two-gummy serving of Gelagen has 10 calories and 3 g of added sugar. It is set with fruit pectin rather than gelatin, so it suits a vegetarian diet, and it is gluten free and dairy free. The colour comes from beet root extract.
Gelagen Sugar And Calories
Per serving: 10 calories, 3 g total carbohydrate and 3 g of total sugars, all added, plus 10 mg of sodium. The sugar comes from corn syrup and cane sugar, which a pectin gummy needs to set.
How Gelagen Fits Your Daily Sugar Budget
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans suggest keeping added sugar under 10% of daily calories — about 50 g on a 2,000-calorie diet. Gelagen's 3 g is around 6% of that. If you are closely managing sugar or carbohydrates, count it like any other food.
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Check AvailabilityGelagen Is Vegetarian, Gluten Free And Dairy Free
Fruit pectin, a fibre found naturally in apples and citrus, gives Gelagen its chewy texture instead of animal gelatin. Colour comes from beet root extract and flavour from natural flavourings.
Caring For Your Teeth With Gelagen
Like any gummy, Gelagen can stick to teeth. Take it with a full glass of water, and if you take it well before brushing, a quick rinse helps.
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