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In search of health-forward nutrition to fuel a better-for-you lifestyle, today’s consumers want foods that contain dietary fiber. FiberAct delivers well-tolerated dietary fiber as well as functional benefits, all backed by highly reputable clinical studies.
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"I love that FiberAct is so versatile and easy to use. It has no taste, color, or odor, so I can mix it into any drink—whether it’s water, juice, or even my coffee—and I won’t even notice it’s there. Plus, it’s been great for keeping my digestion regular and has helped control my cravings, which has made weight management so much easier."
Fiber Act Original is a clear, taste-free 100% natural soluble fiber that acts as a low-calorie bulking agent and prebiotic fiber that nourishes the good microflora so they can thrive and support your digestive health and help maintain regularity.
Fiber is a non-digestible carbohydrate naturally found in plants, so it’s found in vegetables, whole fruits, beans and grains (like corn or brown rice) – there’s no fiber in meats, fish or poultry.
There are two broad classes of dietary fiber:
Soluble fibers (Fiber Act = Soluble Corn Fiber ”Resistant Maltodextrine” )
Insoluble fibers Both soluble and insoluble fiber are undigested. They are therefore not absorbed into the bloodstream.
The American Dietary Guidelines has recommended the consumption of dietary fiber 25 g – 38 g per day.
FiberAct, digestion resistant maltodextrin, is a spray-dried powder produced by a proprietary method of controlled enzymatic hydrolysis of cornstarch.
Even at significant levels, FiberAct doesn’t affect taste or viscosity.
Soluble corn fiber dissolves in water but is not digested.
Instead, it forms a thick gel in the intestines, allowing the gut to absorb excess liquid in the colon and thereby soften the stool and add bulk as it passes intact through the colon.
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