Prioritising Your Gut Health with Aitch's Biltong
When it comes to what we eat, we all want to make choices that taste good and are good for us. That’s why at Aitch's Biltong, we’re all about keeping things natural and delicious—right here in Hong Kong.
Why We Care About Preservatives
Preservatives are essential for extending the shelf life of food. However, modern additives such as sodium benzoate and nisin are more complex and can have unintended health effects. Recent research highlights that while these preservatives prevent spoilage, they might also disrupt our gut microbiome, which is vital for digestion, immunity, and overall health.
A study from the University of Chicago found that nisin, a common preservative, can kill beneficial gut bacteria alongside harmful ones. This disruption may lead to a less balanced gut microbiome, making us more vulnerable to pathogens. As Dr. Zhenrun Zhang noted, the impact of such preservatives on gut health is a significant concern, underscoring the importance of understanding what goes into our food.
Our Approach: Simple and Natural
At Aitch's Biltong, we keep things simple. We use only natural preservatives, like Natamycin E235, to make sure our biltong stays fresh and tasty without any of the unnecessary stuff. We’re committed to making our biltong in Hong Kong, so you get the freshest product possible—one that’s as good for your gut as it is for your taste buds.
Snack Smart with Aitch's Biltong
Choosing snacks that are both delicious and healthy doesn’t have to be a challenge. With Aitch's Biltong, you can trust that you’re getting a product that’s made with care, using only high-quality ingredients that support your well-being. It’s our way of helping you snack smarter, every day.
We’re proud to offer a product that not only tastes great but also aligns with our commitment to your health. So go ahead—enjoy every bite of Aitch's Biltong, knowing it’s made with your best interests at heart.
Learn more about the research that inspired us: University of Chicago, Food Preservatives & the Gut Microbiome.