Insoluble fiber is found in foods like wheat bran, vegetables, and whole grains. It does not dissolve in water; instead, it adds bulk to the stool and accelerates the passage of food through the digestive tract, playing a crucial role in preventing constipation and maintaining gastrointestinal health.
Clinical Summary
Strongly supported by clinical evidence for improving bowel regularity, preventing constipation, and supporting overall colonic health.
Dosage Guidelines
Total daily fiber intake should be 25-38g, with a healthy mix of both soluble and insoluble forms.
Safety & Side Effects
Can cause bloating or gas if introduced too quickly into the diet without adequate hydration.
Known Interactions
May decrease the absorption time of certain oral medications.
Medical Disclaimer
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