Fiber Smooth

12 Different Types of Fiber

Contains Fibregum tan acacia gum, creafibe cellulose, guar gum, cranberry seed powder, carrot fiber, inulin, citrus fiber, apple pectin,glucomannan, psyllium husk, flax, prune.

Soluable Fiber

Soluble fiber – attracts and dissolves in water, turning into a gel-like substance that helps to regulate the rate of digestion and, in turn, helps with satiety (feeling “satisfied” or appropriately full after a meal). Soluble fiber is very hard to obtain through the diet.

Insoluable Fiber

The basis of most plant-based products. Insoluble means that it does not dissolve in water, but rather stays intact throughout the digestive system. This type of fiber is considered gut-healthy, because it adds bulk to the diet and helps support healthy bowel function.

Prebiotic

This soluble fiber is an arabinogalactan from the acacia tree. It is a prebiotic, as it supports the growth of friendly bacteria, bifidobacteria and lactobacilli, while it inhibits clostridium.

Glucose Control

This fiber is excellent for its antioxidant abilities, 39 ORAC units/g, and its ability to lower glucose and insulin.

Insoluable Fiber

This insoluble fiber has an even more impressive ORAC value of 197, mostly due to its content of phenolics and anthocyanins.

Insoluable Fiber

This insoluble fiber has a very high water binding ability (18 times its weight) and may improve diarrhea.

Glucose Control

Guar gum greatly reduces glycemic load of a meal. Adding a soluble fiber to a meal with significant carbohydrate content can lower the plasma glucose response for up to three hours after the meal.

This product is contraindicated in an individual with a history of hypersensitivity to any of its ingredients.

If pregnant, consult your health professional before using this product.

There are no known adverse interactions or contraindications at publication date.

Do not take at the same time as any prescription medications.

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.