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Amo Koso 77 – Japanese Fermented Enzyme Paste, 30 Days Supply
Amo Koso 77 – Japanese Fermented Enzyme Paste, 30 Days Supply
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Amo Koso 77 (あもう酵素) is a premium Japanese fermented enzyme paste made from 77 domestically sourced botanical ingredients. More than half of these come from the pristine Hida region of Gifu Prefecture — a remote mountain area renowned in Japan for its clean water, unpolluted air, and exceptional plant biodiversity.
What Makes Amo Koso 77 Different
Most enzyme supplements use a narrow range of ingredients. Amo Koso 77 uses 77 — carefully selected plants, vegetables, fruits, and botanicals — slowly fermented and matured using over 20 types of fermentation cultures, including lactic acid bacteria and koji. The result is a layered, biologically complex paste that reflects centuries of Japanese fermentation wisdom.

The Amo Koso 77 Ingredient Philosophy
The 77 ingredients span a wide botanical range. Together, they provide:
- Probiotics — live fermentation cultures supporting gut microbiome
- Prebiotics — plant fiber that feeds beneficial gut bacteria
- Natural enzymes — produced through slow fermentation and maturation
- Polyphenols & antioxidants — from diverse plant sources
- Vitamins & minerals — naturally occurring across 77 botanicals
How to Use Amo Koso 77
Each packet is designed for daily use — easy to incorporate into any routine:
- Eat directly from the packet — fruity, gently sweet-tart flavor
- Mix into yogurt or smoothies for a probiotic boost
- Stir into warm (not hot) water as a morning wellness drink
- Combine with kefir or plant-based milk
Format & Storage
- 30 individual packets — one per day for a full month
- No preservatives · No artificial colorants
- Made in Japan at the brand's own research facility
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
PRODUCT DETAILS
| Supply | Origin |
| 30 packets / 30 days | Japan (Gifu / Hida region) |
| Cultures | Ingredients |
| 20+ types incl. lactic acid bacteria & koji | 77 domestic Japanese botanicals |
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