GOOD GIVEAWAY: PERKii

PERKii Good Giveaway – Peppermint magazine

More than 2000 years ago, Hippocrates  – father of modern medicine and all-round smart cookie – declared “all disease starts in the gut”. A couple of millenia later, we’re starting to realise he had a point – with everything from mental health to a multitude of illnesses now being linked to the flora in our gut, we’re always looking for ways to get more good bacteria into our bodies. It’s why we were SO excited to learn the good people at PERKii have crafted some fruity probiotic waters with no lactose or excessive sugars – just natural flavours and a billion perky probiotics. Plus we’ve done a good old taste test at Peppermint HQ, and can confirm they’re super delicious!

To get some goodness into you, Perkii’s giving away a month’s supply of clever little drinks to five lucky Peppermint readers! Simply send your name, address and number to [email protected] by 3pm Friday 20th October, and you could be in for a month of feeling like there’s a party in your gut and a billion good bacteria are invited. What’s not to love about that!

 

 

COMPETITION OPEN TO AUSTRALIAN RESIDENTS ONLY. ONE MONTH’S SUPPLY = 30 BOTTLES OF PERKII DELICIOUSNESS!

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