HeartActive

Approximately, one in two Australians over the age of 25 needs to better manage their cholesterol, this equates to nearly six and a half million Australians1.

What is HeartActive®?

HeartActive is delicious, low fat and rich in calcium. It is enriched with plant sterols, which can help lower cholesterol.

Studies show that consuming milk with plan sterols every day, like Heart Active, can reduce LDL cholesterol after a minimum of three weeks. The highest study reported an average reduction of greater than 10%, and the overall reduction across these studies was 8.53%.

Enjoy it on your cereals in the morning, in your tea or coffee, as a delicious fruit smoothie or use it in cooking.

Nutrition Information: HeartActive® 1L
Servings Per Pack: 4
Serving Size: 250mL		 Ave. Quantity
Per 250mL Serve		 %Daily Intake#
Per Serve		 Average Quantity
Per 100mL
Energy 435 kJ
(104 Cal)		 5% 174 kJ
(42 Cal)
Protein 8.3 g 17% 3.3 g
Fat, Total (Excl. sterol)
- Saturated
- Trans
- Polyunsaturated
- Monounsaturated		 2.5 g
1.2 g
< 0.1 g
0.5 g
0.5 g		 4%
5%		 1.0 g
0.5 g
< 0.1 g
0.2 g
0.2 g
Plant sterols 0.80 g   0.32 g
Carbohydrates
- Sugars		 12.0 g
12.0 g		 4%
13%		 4.8 g
4.8 g
Sodium 113 mg 5% 45 mg
Calcium 308 mg 38% RDI^ 123 mg

* Studies show that consuming milk with plant sterols every day, like HeartActive, can reduce LDL cholesterol after a minimum of three weeks. The highest study reported an average reduction of greater than 10%, and the overall reduction across these studies was 8.53%.

  • Results may vary depending on personal circumstances.
  • - For best results, enjoy 2g of plant sterols daily (2-3 serves of Heart Active® milk), as part of a healthy diet, low in saturated fat.
  • - More than 3 serves a day provides no additional health benefits.
  • - For children under the age of five, pregnant or lactating women and people taking cholesterol-lowering medication, doctor's advice should be sought before using Heart Active, due to their special dietary needs.

1Australian Health Survey: Biomedical results for Chronic Diseases, 2011-12

 

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