Looking for Cerabeta in Canada? You just found it.
Cerabeta is the American name for NutraStat. Same single ingredient, same Alberta facility, same barley beta-glucan. In Canada, it ships as NutraStat.
Made in Camrose, Alberta. Recognized by Health Canada for lowering cholesterol.
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One product, two names
NutraStat and Cerabeta are made by the same Canadian company, on the same line, in Camrose, Alberta, from the same Canadian non-GMO barley. Cerabeta is the brand sold in the United States. NutraStat is the brand sold in Canada.
So if you heard about Cerabeta and you're in Canada, NutraStat is the product to order. Here's the part most people don't know: the product Americans are searching for is made right here.
Heard about it on a podcast?
Cerabeta has been getting attention in the US after being featured on The Mel Robbins Podcast and the Dr. Rhonda Patrick Podcasts, and demand surged so quickly the American supply sold out for a while. Canadians don't need to wait on a US restock or cross-border shipping. The same product is available here, under its Canadian name, any time.
What you're getting
NutraStat is a single ingredient fibre supplement: barley beta-glucan, and nothing else. No sweeteners, no additives, no fillers. It has a neutral taste, mixes easily into smoothies, yogurt, oatmeal, and baking, and doesn't turn thick and gel-like the way psyllium does.
Health Canada recognizes that 3 grams of barley beta-glucan daily helps lower LDL cholesterol. Three tablespoons of NutraStat provides exactly that. With consistent daily use, measurable cholesterol changes typically show on a follow-up blood test within 4 to 12 weeks. Individual results vary.
Common questions
Is NutraStat really the same as Cerabeta?
Yes. Same ingredient, same facility in Camrose, Alberta, same natural air-classification process. The name changes at the border, the product doesn't.
Why two different names?
Each brand was built for its own market and its own regulator. NutraStat carries Health Canada's recognized cholesterol-lowering claim. Cerabeta carries the FDA-recognized health claim. Inside the bag, it's the same product.
Can I get Cerabeta shipped to Canada?
Cerabeta ships within the US only. In Canada, order NutraStat. It ships quickly from within Canada, so no duties, no border delays.
How do I take it?
Start with 1 tablespoon a day and build up to 3 tablespoons over a couple of weeks. Take it 1 to 2 hours apart from medications and supplements, since fibre can slow absorption. Full guidance is on our How to Use page.
Is it gluten free?
No. Barley naturally contains hordein, part of the gluten family, at low levels (around 80 ppm). It is not suitable for anyone with celiac disease or severe gluten intolerance.
Same product. Canadian name. Canadian made.