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Fermented Vegetable Brine

Fermented vegetable brine is the salty, tangy liquid produced during the fermentation of vegetables such as cabbage, cucumbers, or mixed vegetables. It may contain organic acids and live microbes when unpasteurized, but its nutrition varies widely by recipe and processing.

Beneficial properties

contains fermentation byproducts may provide probiotics if unpasteurized supports flavor without added fat source of organic acids may aid digestion for some people

Nutritional highlights

It is typically low in calories and may contain sodium, small amounts of potassium, trace minerals, and organic acids such as lactic acid.

Caution. Often very high in sodium; people with hypertension, kidney disease, or sodium-restricted diets should use caution.

Conditions it helps with

Bloating, Gas, & Indigestion
Includes: Bloating
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Gut Recovery
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High Blood Pressure
Includes: High Blood Pressure / Hypertension
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IBS / Sensitive Gut
Includes: Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
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Nutrient Assimilation (general)
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