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Ginger shots without sugar improve the gut microbiome — but only without added sugar.
INTI: <1.19g sugar/100ml → promotes Akkermansia muciniphila, butyrate, Lactobacillus.
GIMBER: ~35g sugar/100ml → causes dysbiosis, feeds candidiasis-candida-antifongique-mycose">ginger Candida and pathogens, destroys Akkermansia.
Ginger shots without sugar improve the gut microbiome — but only without added sugar.
INTI: <1.19g sugar/100ml → promotes Akkermansia muciniphila, butyrate, Lactobacillus.
GIMBER: ~35g sugar/100ml → causes dysbiosis, feeds candidiasis-candida-antifongique-mycose">ginger Candida and pathogens, destroys Akkermansia.
The Microbiome: Your Second Brain and First Line of Defense
The 38 trillion bacteria inhabiting your gut regulate ginger immunity (70% of immune cells are located here), neurotransmitter production (90% of serotonin), fat and carbohydrate metabolism, and gut permeability.
What ginger does to the microbiome (positive effects)
- Increases Akkermansia muciniphila: the queen bacterium of metabolic health and intestinal barrier integrity
- Promotes Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium: producers of butyrate and SCFAs (short-chain fatty acids)
- Inhibits Clostridium perfringens and other pathogens through selective antimicrobial properties
- Reduces endotoxins (LPS) by strengthening tight junctions in the intestinal wall
What added sugar does to the microbiome (negative effects)
- Feeds Candida albicans: the pathogenic yeast that produces acetaldehyde and promotes "leaky gut"
- Destroys Akkermansia: cane sugar is a preferential substrate for pathogenic bacteria
- Reduces microbiome diversity: a high-sugar diet leads to dysbiosis
- Increases circulating LPS: metabolic endotoxemia induced by sugar is a marker for systemic inflammation
ginger-2025">INTI vs GIMBER: impact on the microbiome
| Species / Metabolite | INTI | GIMBER |
|---|---|---|
| Akkermansia muciniphila | ↑ Promoted | ↓ Harmed (sugar) |
| Lactobacillus / Bifidobacterium | ↑ Promoted | → Variable |
| Candida albicans | → Neutral / inhibited | ↑ Fed (sugar) |
| Butyrate (SCFA) | ↑ Production increased | ↓ Reduced (dysbiosis) |
| LPS / Endotoxemia | ↓ Decreased | ↑ Increased |
| Intestinal permeability | ↓ Decreased (tight junctions) | ↑ Increased ("leaky gut") |
🦠 Feed your good bacteria — not Candida
INTI: the only ginger shot that helps your microbiome instead of sabotaging it with 35g of sugar.
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