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93% of liver experts agree that nutrition is the most important factor for liver health. Yet, those with liver conditions have a hard time getting the proper nutrition because they have many restrictions in their diet. As a result, nutrition for the liver is an unmet problem.
We asked liver experts what properties of food make a healthy liver diet. 70% ranked "No Refined Sugar" as the most important property, followed by "Very Low Sodium" and "Organic". Finding products that fulfill these requirements can be challenging since sometimes sodium or sugar can sneak up where it's least expected.
We have developed the first nutrition bar for liver health: the Amsety Nutrition Bar. 98% of liver experts would recommend Amsety Nutrition Bars to their patients. Developed by a team of leading liver specialists, scientists and food engineers, we combine a unique Super 16 Vitamin and Mineral™ formula essence.*
"I've been handling out the bars to patients during our hepatology clinic visits, and patients are very happy to have a low sodium "grab and got" option."
Lauren Wagner
RD, Abdominal Transplant Dietitian at Transplant Institute Keck Medical Center USC
Designed based on the dietary restrictions of those with liver conditions
Liver patients have specific dietary restrictions. We kept these in mind when designing the Amsety Bars. They are gluten-free, very low in sodium, lactose-free, dairy-free, organic, and contain no refined sugar!
Includes a Unique Super 16 Vitamin & Mineral Mix™
Our unique Super 16™ helps liver patients manage their daily diets due to its healthy and nutrients dense formula. It provides sufficient energy intake for liver patients and supports oral intake among patients with poor appetites.
Only the finest ingredients
Amsety Bars come in two delicious flavors: dark chocolate and peanut butter. We use only the finest ingredients with top local suppliers, manufactured in sunny California!
Sources:
Combined Nutrition Study Results: AASLD's Liver Meeting, Boston Massachusetts, November 12-15th 2016 and Digestive Disease Week, San Diego California, May 22-24 2016
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