NOW Brewers Yeast 650mg 200 Tablets – Whole Food B-Vitamins, Chromium & Protein Supplement

NOW Brewers Yeast 650mg – Whole Food B-Vitamins, Protein & Chromium

NOW Brewers Yeast is a genuine whole food nutritional supplement derived from Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Rich in B-complex vitamins, protein, chromium, and other trace minerals, it has been used for generations to support energy metabolism, blood sugar balance, skin health, and general nutrition. Unlike torula or nutritional yeast, brewers yeast has a naturally bitter taste — NOW's tablets make it easy to take without the flavour.

• 650mg brewers yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) per tablet
• Natural source of B-vitamins and chromium
• Supports energy metabolism and blood sugar balance
• Whole food protein and trace mineral source
• 200 tablets — excellent value

Frequently Asked Questions

What is brewers yeast used for?

Brewers yeast is used as a whole food supplement providing B-vitamins, protein, chromium, and trace minerals. It is commonly used to support energy, blood sugar balance, skin health, and general nutrition.

Is brewers yeast the same as nutritional yeast?

Both are derived from Saccharomyces cerevisiae, but they differ in processing. Brewers yeast is a byproduct of beer brewing and is more bitter. Nutritional yeast is grown specifically as food and is often fortified with B12. Both provide B-vitamins and protein.

Can brewers yeast help with blood sugar?

Brewers yeast contains chromium, which plays a role in insulin sensitivity and blood sugar regulation. Some research suggests chromium from brewers yeast may help support healthy blood glucose levels.

Is NOW Brewers Yeast safe for people with yeast sensitivities?

Brewers yeast is an inactive (non-living) yeast, so it does not cause yeast infections. However, people with yeast allergies or sensitivities should consult their healthcare provider before use.

Can breastfeeding mothers take brewers yeast?

Brewers yeast is commonly used by breastfeeding mothers to support milk production (galactagogue). While widely used for this purpose, consult your midwife or lactation consultant before starting any supplement while breastfeeding.