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Packed with 10g Fiber & 18-20g Protein

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High Fiber, High Protein, Delicious!

Simply mix activé FiberShake with cold water, milk, or your favorite milk alternative, and watch it transform into a rich, creamy, and satisfying drink.

Keeps You Full

Prebiotic fibers expand to keep you feeling satisfied for hours, curbing hunger effectively.

Nourishes Your Gut

Packed with prebiotic fibers for gut health and protein to deliver essential nutrients your body needs.

Fast & Easy

Ready in seconds—just one minute transforms it into a thick, delicious drink.

Premium Ingredients

Made with only high-quality, European Union (EU) food standard, gut-friendly ingredients to support your health and wellness.
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World Food Innovation Award

activé FiberShakes were crowned the world's best healthy drink by the prestigious jury in London -2021.

Superior Taste Award (2022, 2023)

Chocolate and Salted Caramel flavors, awarded by Michelin-starred chefs in Brussels.

Red Dot Design Award (2019)

Recognized for outstanding product design and innovation in Berlin.

Delicious, healthy, and truly filling!

activé FiberShake – Chocolate Flavor (7 Servings)

AWARD-WINNING FLAVOR

activé FiberShake – Chocolate Flavor (7 Servings)

  • 10g fiber
  • 20g protein
  • 130 kcal/serving
$31.99
$31.99

$4.57 per meal

activé FiberShake – Salted Caramel Flavor (7 Servings)

AWARD-WINNING FIBER SHAKE

activé FiberShake – Salted Caramel Flavor (7 Servings)

  • 10g fiber
  • 18g protein
  • 112 kcal/serving
$31.99
$31.99

$4.57 per meal

activé FiberShake – Pistachio Flavor (7 Servings)

AWARD-WINNING FIBER SHAKE

activé FiberShake – Pistachio Flavor (7 Servings)

  • 10g fiber
  • 18g protein
  • 116 kcal/serving
$31.99
$31.99

$4.57 per meal

activé FiberShake – Vanilla Flavor (7 Servings)

AWARD-WINNING FIBER SHAKE

activé FiberShake – Vanilla Flavor (7 Servings)

  • 10g fiber
  • 18g protein
  • 116 kcal/serving
$31.99
$31.99

$4.57 per meal

Testimonials

What are customers saying about acitvé FiberShake?

Sarah Anderson

July 06, 2024

Delicious, healthy, and really keeps you full for hours! Even when I don't have time to eat, or just crave a light dinner/breakfast, it comes in handy!

Hannah Larson

July 06, 2024

Truly filling and delicious too! I don't have to worry about what to eat during the day. It's very easy to prepare in any way, and it tastes great with anything (fruit, muesli, chia seeds, etc.).

David Martinez

Jun 11, 2024

My post-meal bloating is gone, it's super quick to prepare, and it tastes great in almost every flavor! It's filling, I can easily replace a meal with it. And the shaker is perfect!

Michael William

Jun 10, 2024

A quick and nourishing breakfast for everyday life. Besides, it's healthy and helps with digestion. Highly recommended!!

How do we make FiberShake?

We thoughtfully blend high-quality, European Union (EU) food standard, carefully selected ingredients to ensure every serving is just right.

Each portion is perfectly measured and conveniently packed, so you can enjoy activé FiberShake wherever life takes you.

Natural Sweetening

Naturally sweet and delicious. If you want to avoid artificial sweeteners like sucralose or aspartame but still crave something truly satisfying, FiberShake is designed with you in mind.

We use erythritol, stevia, and only 1 gram of added sugar for a perfectly balanced flavor. This single gram of sugar contributes just 4 calories but makes a significant difference in taste.

Thanks to the 10 grams of fiber in every serving, this small amount of sugar is no concern, as the fiber helps stabilize blood sugar levels.

Gluten-Free

Enjoy FiberShake with confidence. Each serving is made without gluten to suit your dietary needs.

Soy-Free

Free from soy ingredients, FiberShake provides clean and simple nutrition for a balanced lifestyle.

Net Carbohydrates

FiberShake contains carefully measured net carbs to provide energy without unnecessary spikes.

Nutrition Per Serving

Each serving is packed with balanced nutrients to support your health and wellness goals.

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The Invisible Shield: How Your Microbiome and Immune System Work Together

The Invisible Shield: How Your Microbiome and Immune System Work Together

Your Gut Microbiome: A Natural Defense Against Colds and Flu  Your microbiome is home to 600-700 types of bacteria, along with various viruses and fungi—but don’t worry, they’re not out to make you sick! When your microbiome is in balance, this self-regulating microscopic world supports your health in countless ways. Your gut microbiome, especially the microbes living in your colon, quietly works behind the scenes to keep your digestive system running smoothly and your intestinal lining strong. This community influences nearly every organ system, your metabolism, and even your mood. What’s talked about less is how vital your microbiome is in defending you against infectious diseases. It might surprise you, but your gut microbiome plays a key role in helping you avoid respiratory and digestive infections—including the common cold and flu. Multi-Layered Protection Your microbiome doesn’t leave your immune defenses to chance. It protects you against harmful bacteria in several ways: Protecting the Gut Barrier: A healthy microbiome helps maintain the integrity of your gut lining, preventing pathogens from entering your bloodstream. Your gut’s mucosal barrier is a vital part of your body’s innate immune system. Crowding Out Bad Bacteria: Friendly bacteria like Bifidobacteria and Lactobacilli outcompete harmful microbes for space and nutrients. Without room or food, bad bacteria can’t thrive or make you sick. Creating a Hostile Environment: The good bacteria produce lactic acid, creating conditions that are unfavorable for pathogens, discouraging them from settling in your gut. Chemical Warfare: If needed, your microbiome produces natural antimicrobial compounds that specifically target and eliminate harmful bacteria.   Your Microbiome and Immune System: A Powerful Alliance Roughly 70-80% of your immune cells are located in your gut, constantly interacting with your microbiome. Some immune cells act like “security cameras,” monitoring the microbial community. They’re incredibly skilled at identifying dangerous invaders among billions of peaceful residents, and they trigger a defensive response when needed. The good bacteria produce short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs)—metabolites that boost immune functions, especially the activity of T-cells, which defend against both viruses and bacteria. SCFAs also help prevent the immune system from overreacting and causing unnecessary inflammation. Every infection your body fights off is like a practice drill. Your microbiome and immune system “remember” the invader, so if it returns, they can neutralize it more efficiently. Your microbiome also supports B-cells, which produce antibodies. Together, your microbiome, T-cells, and B-cells coordinate a strong, effective immune response. Don’t Overuse Antibiotics—Use Them Wisely! Antibiotics are lifesavers when it comes to serious bacterial infections, but they also wipe out many of your beneficial bacteria, disrupting your microbiome’s balance—a condition called dysbiosis. Beyond short-term digestive issues, this imbalance can have lasting effects on your immune function. With fewer good bacteria, your body produces less SCFAs, weakening the gut lining and immune regulation. Repeated antibiotic use, especially in early childhood, has been linked to an increased risk of autoimmune conditions like asthma and eczema. Boost Your Microbiome to Fight Off Infections You can count on your gut microbiome to help defend against infections—but it needs your support. Alongside regular exercise, quality sleep, and stress management, a balanced diet plays a crucial role. Aim for at least 30 grams of fiber per day, focusing on a variety of fibers, especially prebiotic fibers that your good bacteria can ferment and thrive on. Eat a diverse range of plant-based foods—vegetables, legumes, fruits, whole grains, seeds, and nuts. If you want an extra boost, consider a fiber supplement that includes a mix of fiber types. Remember: Supporting your microbiome with daily fiber intake helps strengthen your immune system, giving you a better defense against infections.

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Your Microbiome & Wellbeing – Why Gut Health is the Cornerstone of Your Overall Health

Your Microbiome & Wellbeing – Why Gut Health is the Cornerstone of Your Overall Health

6-minute read | | By Elizabeth Soltész, Registered Dietitian You’ve probably heard a lot lately about gut health, microbiome balance, and the gut-brain connection. Maybe terms like “microbiota” or “gut microbiome” have popped up in your feed. But what do these actually mean? And why are they so critical to your health and wellbeing? Let’s Clear Up the Terminology You are never truly alone in your body. Your skin, digestive system, and even lungs are home to trillions of tiny microorganisms. This inner ecosystem influences nearly every function in your body. In fact, the number of microbial cells in your body is roughly equal to your human cells, and your microbiome is as unique as your fingerprint! The term “gut flora” is often used to describe the vast community of microorganisms living in your colon. But this isn’t entirely accurate. “Flora” implies plant life, while your gut is actually home to mostly bacteria, as well as smaller numbers of fungi, viruses, and other microscopic creatures like protozoa and archaea. The term microbiota refers to all of these microscopic cohabitants. Their combined genetic material is immense—potentially 100 times more than your own DNA. Microbiome refers not only to the microorganisms themselves but also to their genetic material—essentially, both the residents and their “biological profiles.” Today, “microbiome” is the go-to word for this inner world. When we talk specifically about the gut microbiome, we’re focusing on the microbial life in the lower part of your digestive tract. The gut-brain axis describes the complex two-way communication between your gut microbiome and your nervous system. But don’t picture it as a literal cord or tube—it’s more about how substances produced by your gut microbes can influence brain function, hormones, and metabolism, and vice versa. The Microbiome and Your Immune System: A Vital Connection Did you know that about 70-80% of your immune cells are located in your gut? The microbiome plays a crucial role in training and shaping your immune system. At birth, you receive your first set of microbes from your mother, and breastfeeding helps supply special immune-supporting compounds and fibers that nourish your developing microbiome. Over the first few years, environmental exposure helps build a mature, diverse microbiome. A healthy, well-balanced microbiome works with your immune system, ensuring it recognizes friendly gut bacteria and their beneficial byproducts as allies—not threats—while still being able to fight off real pathogens effectively. Yes, your gut microbiome does include some “bad guys,” but wiping them out isn’t the goal. Your microbiome can maintain its own balance when properly supported. When Balance Breaks: Leaky Gut Syndrome When the alliance between your microbiome and immune system breaks down—due to chronic stress, lack of exercise, low-fiber diets, or excessive antibiotic use—your gut microbiome can become imbalanced, a state known as dysbiosis. In this state, your gut lining can become compromised, leading to leaky gut syndrome. Harmful substances can pass through the weakened gut barrier, triggering immune overreactions. This imbalance may contribute to food allergies, autoimmune conditions, and inflammatory diseases like type 1 diabetes, endometriosis, or Crohn’s disease. The good news? You can support your gut health and help restore balance. A diet rich in prebiotic fibers—which nourish your beneficial gut bacteria—is key to maintaining this balance. The Secret to Sustainable Weight Loss: Support Your Microbiome Gut health isn’t just about disease prevention—it can also help with sustainable weight loss. A healthy, diverse microbiome influences how your body processes energy, your tendency to gain weight, and your appetite-regulating hormones. Research shows that higher levels of Bacteroidetes bacteria are linked with lower weight gain—even without calorie excess. Luckily, a fiber-rich, plant-based diet supports these “anti-weight-gain” microbes. One particular bacterium, Akkermansia muciniphila, has caught the attention of researchers for its role in weight management. People with more of this bacterium tend to gain less weight. But before you rush to buy probiotic supplements, remember: true gut health comes from consistent self-care—diverse fibers, regular physical activity, quality sleep, and stress management. There’s no quick hack that can replace these essentials. How Your Microbiome Shapes Your Mood Through the gut-brain axis, your gut health even influences your mood and mental wellbeing. Gut bacteria ferment prebiotic fibers into energy, producing short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) in the process. These SCFAs help maintain gut lining health, regulate metabolism, and yes—even affect your mood. People suffering from anxiety or depression often have disrupted microbiomes—more pro-inflammatory bacteria and fewer SCFA-producing “good guys.” This imbalance may contribute to mental health disorders. It makes sense: your gut microbiome can directly affect your behavior and emotions, even producing many of the same neurotransmitters as your brain—like serotonin, often called the “happiness hormone.” Studies suggest that specific probiotics and prebiotics can help improve mood, reduce anxiety, and lower depression risk. While more research is needed, supporting your gut health may offer a safe, natural approach to mental wellness.     Whatever You Call It, Keep Your Gut Friends Happy! Whether you think of it as gut flora, microbiota, or microbiome, one thing is clear—you’re responsible for keeping your microscopic roommates healthy and thriving. Here’s how: Aim for at least 30 grams of diverse fiber daily to support your microbiome. Include prebiotic fibers regularly (like inulin, pectin, and beta-glucans). Add probiotic foods like yogurt, and fermented veggies or fruits to strengthen your gut's good bacteria. Take care of your gut, and it will take care of you!  

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The Secret to Healthy, Sustainable Weight Loss: Why Fiber Matters

The Secret to Healthy, Sustainable Weight Loss: Why Fiber Matters

Are you tired of crash diets and quick fixes that fail to deliver long-term results? Jeffrey Gordon, an esteemed scientist and potential Nobel Prize candidate, has uncovered groundbreaking insights into weight management, revealing that the key to maintaining a healthy weight lies in something remarkably simple: fiber. Jeffrey Gordon’s Groundbreaking Experiment In a pivotal study involving identical twins, researchers discovered that gut bacteria play a more significant role in weight management than genetics. One twin was overweight while the other was lean. The scientists transplanted microbiota (gut bacteria) samples from each twin into mice with identical, sterilized microbiomes. The results were astounding: Mice receiving microbiota from the overweight twin gained significant fat. Mice receiving microbiota from the lean twin did not gain weight, even on the same diet. This experiment highlights that gut flora has a profound impact on obesity, challenging the notion that heredity alone dictates weight. Why Crash Diets Don’t Work Crash diets often lead to frustration and disappointment. You might follow a restrictive diet, such as a juice cleanse, lose weight, and feel proud of your achievements. However, once the diet ends, the weight often returns—sometimes with extra pounds. This cycle is known as the yo-yo effect. Restrictive diets trigger cravings for the very foods you miss, resulting in overindulgence when the diet concludes. The solution? Embrace a sustainable, fiber-rich diet that supports gut health and keeps you satisfied—no cravings and no deprivation. How Fiber Supports Weight Loss Fiber is a game-changer for healthy weight loss. Here’s why: Feeds Gut Bacteria: Fiber nourishes beneficial gut bacteria, promoting a healthy microbiome while reducing harmful bacteria. Regulates Digestion: Fiber slows carbohydrate absorption, stabilizing blood sugar levels. Promotes Fullness: Fiber expands in your digestive tract, helping you feel full longer and naturally reducing calorie intake. The Science Behind Fiber and Gut Health Your gut houses billions of bacteria, known collectively as the microbiome. This complex community influences everything from digestion to metabolism, making gut balance crucial for effective weight management. When you consume fiber, your gut bacteria produce short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) that: Reduce fat production and enhance insulin sensitivity. Support immune function and lower inflammation. Slow the absorption of simple carbs, preventing blood sugar spikes. Research from Stanford University and King’s College London confirms the significant impact of gut health on weight management. Easy Ways to Add Fiber to Your Diet Incorporating fiber into your diet is simple. Here are some tips to get started: Include high-fiber foods: Add vegetables, fruits, and whole grains to every meal. Pair fiber with simple carbs: Combine fiber-rich foods with carbs (like bread or pasta) to slow digestion and regulate blood sugar. Aim for 30 grams of fiber daily: This amount helps maintain a healthy gut and supports weight loss. Don’t Forget About Protein While fiber is essential, protein plays a critical role too. It helps maintain muscle mass, supports overall health, and keeps you energized. Recommended protein intake varies by activity level: 0.8 g per kg of body weight for the average person. 1.2–1.7 g per kg for active individuals or athletes. Conclusion Sustainable weight loss is not about starvation or deprivation; it's about nourishing your body with the right nutrients. A fiber-rich diet, adequate protein intake, and enjoyable physical activity are the keys to achieving a healthy, balanced lifestyle. Ready to Make a Change? Boost your fiber intake effortlessly with activé FiberShake—delicious, nutritious, and packed with the gut-friendly fiber you need for a healthy weight. Start your journey toward sustainable weight loss today!

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