INTRODUCING TRACK SNACKS ENERGY BARS
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Ingredients and Health Benefits

about track snacks

Nutritional Breakdown (per 68g bar):

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Track Snacks are loaded with 100% healthy ingredients and are suitable for most diabetics, vegetarians and those looking for a tasty, nutritious treat!

Track Snacks include:

Almonds Rich in Vitamin E, calcium, magnesium, protein and heart-healthy fat. Studies show a handful of almonds daily may help lower LDL-Cholesterol and reduce your risk of heart disease.
Apricots Rich in Vitamin A, C and fibre. Provide antioxidant protection against free radical damage. Great for heart and eye health.
Bittersweet Chocolate Naturally rich in antioxidants, which help reduce free radical damage and prevent disease. And let’s not forget tastes great and lifts mood!
Cinnamon Naturally lowers insulin-levels and provides a good source of manganese, dietary fibre, iron and calcium.
Cocoa Powerful antioxidant, rich in flavonoids. May help lower LDL cholesterol levels and reduce risk for heart disease.
Cranberries Potent source of polyphenol antioxidants. Helps to reduce/prevent urinary tract infections, heart disease, kidney stones and certain cancers. Great for skin health too.
Figs Provide excellent source of dietary fibre, potassium and manganese. Contain fruit-based Calcium for stronger bones.
Flaxseeds Rich in ALA (Alpha Linolenic Acid) an Omega-3 fat that helps decrease inflammation in the body. Great source of fibre. Helps lower high blood pressure, balance hormones and reduce menopausal symptoms.
Honey Great for post workout recuperation and energy repletion. An effective anti-bacterial and anti-viral substance that stimulates re-growth of tissues and reduces scaring.
Molasses An excellent source of manganese and copper. It is also a very good source of iron, calcium, potassium and magnesium.
Oats Helps lower cholesterol levels, provides unique antioxidants that reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, enhances immune response to infection, and helps to stabilize blood sugar.
Raisins Rich in polyphenols which help reduce free radical damage, including exercise-induced stress. Also contain Boron for healthier bones.
Sesame Seeds An excellent source of copper (for relief of Rheumatoid Arthritis), calcium, and magnesium (for support of vascular and respiratory health), iron, Vitamin B1, Zinc and dietary fibre.
Soybeans Rich in protein, helps lower blood pressure and cholesterol, promotes hormonal balance in post-menopausal women, protects against diabetes related heart and kidney disease.
Vanilla A natural energy booster. Enhances taste and sweetness without impacting insulin levels.
Wheat germ Provides a very good source of vitamin C and fibre. Gluten allergy warning.
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