OlIPOP Soda is useful for Digestion and Gut Health

What is OLIPOP and How it Started

    OLIPOP soda and also a digestive drink from Oakland, California. It's  likely to advance in other countries as well. Ben Goodwin  and David Lester based in Oakland, C A want to launch a healthy drink. The earlier attempt with healthy drink Obi ,a probiotic soda,  back in 2013 was  launched and was not successful. OLI POP  is the brainchild of Ben and David and was launched  in the year  2018.  OLI POP is a sparkling digestive tonic for all ages that contain 8-9g of fiber and less than 3g of sugar per 12 oz can.  t has tempting lemon and ginger, romantic orange pop and the classic flavors of cola and root beer evoke unparalleled tastes to stimulate drinking.

OLIPOP Flavors

These OLIPOPs are available in below flavors.

• Cream soda - Better than dessert
• Doctor Goodwin - Boldly refreshing collision flavors
• Orange cream - Favorite summertime treat. reimagined
• Tropical Punch - like a vacation for your taste buds
• Classic Root Beer - A modern take on the classic cream soda
• Straw beer Vanilla - A naturally sweet & refreshing treat
• Vintage Cola-Old - fashioned taste meets new-fashioned ingredients
• Orange squeeze - Good Ole citrus goodness with a hint of nostalgia
• Ginger Lemon - A kick of ginger and a long of lemon juice
• Cherry Vanilla - Like cherry pie in a can

Its's Ingredients: 

The OLIPOP is produced with the below ingredients

Cassava Root:

    Cassava produced in South America is a starchy tuber. It is a type of probiotic fiber will support gut health feeding food for the beneficial bacteria that survive in our microbiome

Chicory Root:

    It is one of the best sources of inulin, a kind of prebiotic fiber that helps microbiome health.

Jerusalem Artichoke:

    This knobby tuber is the root of a kind of sunflower and its best is its inulin, and its fiber supports microbiome health.

Nopal Cactus:

    It consist soothing soluble fibers pectin and mucilage along with antioxidants, vitamin and minerals

Calendula Flower:

    Calendula petals consist of antioxidants and have been used as an herbal remedy for a wide variety of ailments due to their healing effects. 

Kudzu Root

    It is used in Chinese herbal medicine as a remedy for certain stomach upset.

Marshmallow Root:

    This root is for soothing multiple ailments and was used to prepare Marshmallows. Many of its roots alleviating abilities is due to its mucilage, a dense, glutinous materials composed of Protein and polysaccharides.

Slippery Elm Bark:

    Slippery Elm is a family of elm trees native to North America . The inner bark of this tree consists of mucilage - a viscous and gelatinous material found in plants that is used to soothe irritation and inflammation in numerous ways.     

    OLI POP was sweetened with aspartame and acesulfame - potassium, also with artificial flavors, colors and preservatives  to give classic fizz and flavor. It is also packed with prebiotics, plant fiber and botanicals to support digestive health. Since soda with high in fiber is good for gut health.

Why Is It Called OLI POP?

    They decided to name a drink with a fun and delicious tonic that will always want to stock in the user  fridge. That name should have brand identity, a cutting edge solution for  digestive health and also user friendly to human microbiome. Ben was always enthusiastic about oligosaccharides, a type of microbiome-supporting prebiotic and wanted to use it for OLIPOP, So the name commenced with OLI. Back in 1812, soda was bottled with corks, when it was drawn, a POP sound used to arise, hence David would like to expressly name it POP, so the name OLIPOP. 

Things to know about OLIPOP soda

    OLI POP  has low sugar, low calorie, It doesn't taste like vinegar. It is also caffeine free.

    It has a sweet taste, but doesn't consist artificial sweeteners or high fructose corn syrup. It contains natural stevia leaf extract and cassava root syrup, providing an amazing taste with natural ingredients. It doesn't taste like soda; it tastes even better.

    Prebiotic fibers in OLIPOP  help to maintain healthy bowel movements and support a healthy microbiome.  

    OLIPOP uses stevia in place of sugar or HFCS. The typical can of root beer adds 39 grams of sugar, has 39grams carbohydrates (no fiber), and whopping 153 empty calories but One container OLIPOP consists approximately 16 grams of carbohydrates, of which three grams being from added sugars. you can delete 9 grams of carbs from the total carbs to derive the net carbs (it is seen, there are  only7 grams of net carbs per can). The artificial citric acid in these soda brands are man-made, it doesn't offer orange fruits benefits