WANTED! LESS THAN 100 CALORIE BARS

Less than 100 calorie bars are a unique product in the market of energy bars because they have all the features necessary to be the perfect snack: pleasant taste, gluten free, no artificial sweeteners, no additives, nutritious and less than 100 calories per unit. This is the energy input ideal for any snack on an average diet of 1200-2000 calories. In addition, Less than 100 calorie energy bars are made from excellent quality raw materials and fortified with superfoods.

Among its components are:

The benefits of Wanted! Less than 100 Calories Bars include:

Soy protein:1

Provides multiple health benefits. They help reducing blood pressure levels in hypertensive patients. Its content of phytochemicals (phytoestrogens) allows adequate control of the symptoms of menopause and is useful in cases of endometriosis. Phytoestrogens are plant components having mild hormonal activity similar to oestrogen. Soybeans also favour arterial vasodilatation and improve blood flow to cells. Phytoestrogens stimulate the activity of bone forming cells, preventing osteoporosis. Soybeans also help reducing the risk of breast, intestine, prostate and skin cancer. Moreover, soybeans help reducing LDL cholesterol that is the cholesterol deposited in the artery walls, reducing cardiovascular risk.

Chia seeds:2

One of the few vegetable foods that provides omega-3 fats. Furthermore, they contain omega-6 fats in a suitable ratio, which can reduce not only cholesterol, but also triglycerides. Chia seeds also have anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and anticoagulant properties. As a consequence, they reduce the risk of suffering a cardiovascular event. Their high content of insoluble fibre helps regulate intestinal transit and increase satiety feeling between meals.

Fibre:3

This is the indigestible part of vegetables, fruits, legumes, grains and seeds. Insoluble fibre helps increasing the intestinal peristalsis, while the soluble type helps reducing glucose absorption, avoiding insulin peaks that prevent fat oxidation. Moreover, soluble fibre attaches to toxic molecules in the intestine and cholesterol particles, enhancing their elimination trough the colon. Less than 100 calorie bars are an ideal supplement to reach the recommended 25 grams of dietary fibre per day, as many people find it difficult to consume dietary fibre sources such as whole grains, fruits and raw vegetables.

Blueberries:4

Traditionally known for its many health benefits and used since ancient times to treat ailments. Currently, scientific evidence shows that this fruit not only provides low-calorie, low glycemic index and satiety, but also is rich in phenolic compounds with antioxidant, anticancer and anti-infective properties. These fruits are also widely used to prevent and treat urinary tract infections.

Nuts:5

Are rich in essential nutrients and leave an alkaline residue in the blood, promoting their purification. Almonds are high in calcium and magnesium. They provide essential amino acids and are rich in vitamin E. Thanks to their content of copper and manganese prevent the formation of free radicals, substances which damage cells and accelerate the aging process. Walnuts contain omega 6 and omega 3 fatty acids. The latter are essential for brain function and some studies have shown that help to prevent the development of neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's.

Peaches:6

They are potassium-rich fruit. This mineral is involved in lowering blood pressure and regulates the amount of liquid inside the cells, preventing fluid retention and promoting diuresis. Peaches are also rich in beta carotenes; plant compounds with antioxidant properties that also help protect the skin and eye health. They improve skin elasticity and radiance. Peaches are used in many recipes for skin creams due to their many properties.

Apples:7 

Dried apples are excellent for combating hunger between meals because they provide soluble fibre that absorbs water, few calories, low glycemic load and no fat. They also contain phytochemicals called flavonoids and are ideal to combat constipation and other disorders of intestinal transit due to their soluble fibre content.