Why take fiber?

Medical research has conclusively shown the benefits of high fiber diets. Fiber is the indigestible parts of fruits, seeds, vegetables, whole grains and other edible plants. Fiber is generally classified as either soluble or insoluble.

Soluble fiber is that which easily dissolves in water. Fruit pectin is an example of soluble fiber. Soluble fibers lead to the production of short chain fatty acids (SCFAs), which support the nourishment of the cells of the large intestine and promote digestive healing. SCFAs also help reduce levels of cholesterol and can inhibit the growth of yeasts and disease-causing bacteria.

Insoluble fiber is not easily dissolved in water. Wheat bran is an insoluble fiber. Insoluble fibers help inactivate many intestinal toxins and may help to inhibit the ability of parasites to attach to the walls of the intestine. Insoluble fibers also contain roughage which helps tone the bowel. Research has also shown that insoluble fiber may play a role in reducing intestinal permeability.
Which type of fiber is best?

Both soluble and insoluble fiber are important, and FiberSMART™ contains both.
What are the potential benefits of high-fiber diets?

• Lower cholesterol levels
• Normalize blood sugar
• Improve bowel function
• Feed intestinal bacteria
• Inactivate intestinal toxins
• Decrease intestinal permeability

How is FiberSMART different from other products?

• FiberSMART is made with flax, unlike most other powdered fibers that are made of psyllium.
• Flax fiber does not bind, swell, or gel like psyllium-based fiber products.
• FiberSMART's flax fiber can be tolerated by many individuals sensitive to psyllium.
• Flax contains lignins, which strengthen fiber cells, thought to help the body's defenses against many health problems.
• FiberSMART is not just fiber - it's also fortified with additional ingredients beneficial to digestive health

DIRECTION: Take 4 in the morning with 8 ounces of water .May be repeated at midday or in the evening if needed