Ingredients
Benefits of Inulin Powder
Regularity
Inulin can help with regularity. A bulky stool is easier to pass, decreasing your chance of constipation. If you have digestive issues, fiber may help because it absorbs water and adds bulk to your stool.
Energy
Dietary fiber is best known for supporting digestive health. Intestinal probiotic bacteria eat the inulin and produce short-chain fatty acids that nourish the cells lining the colon helping to maintain intestinal support and function.
Metabolism
Inulin, a fructooligosaccharide (FOS), is a soluble prebiotic fiber that is resistant to digestion. High fiber foods take up space in your digestive system so they are more filling than low fiber foods. This means you will feel satisfied sooner when you eat them.
Great product but hard to mix into liquids
This product was delivered as pictured and as described, no issues there.I found this was difficult to dissolve. I had to put into hot water and then cool down before mixing into my drinks and recipes. I have bought others that dissolve a lot easier.All in all great value.
Great
Really enjoy adding this to my smoothies, hot tea, & really anything to add fiber & a tiny bit of extra sweetness.. I t’s mostly for the fiber as you’d have to add a Ton of this (or ANY inulin powder) to get a really noticeable boost in sweetness). I do wish it wasn’t so expensive for the amount you get but I’ll gladly pay extra for one Not made in China
Inulin, a fructooligosaccharide (FOS), is a soluble prebiotic fiber that is resistant to digestion. High fiber foods take up space in your digestive system so they are more filling than low fiber foods. This means you will feel satisfied sooner when you eat them.
You can mix inulin powder into any drink, smoothie, or recipe.
Inulin is good for helping regularity and constipation. It acts as a powerful prebiotic super fiber which are like fertilizer for probiotics. It takes up a lot of room in your digestive tract to keep things moving.
Many vegetables such as onions, beets, leeks, asparagus, and garlic all contain inulin. The highest concentrations of inulin are found in foods like chicory root, Jerusalem artichoke, and blue agave.
If you are new to taking inulin we recommend taking ½ scoop at first. Give your body some time to get used to the effects of inulin and gradually increase to one scoop a day over time.
Inulin can cause stomach issues including diarrhea, bloating, cramping, and gas. Start with a small dose like a ½ scoop and work your way up over time as your body becomes used to it. Use caution if you have a FODMAP intolerance as some experience gas and bloating, usually after a few days the issues go away.
Inulin can help with regularity and constipation by adding bulk to your stool and increasing the frequency of bowel movements. It can also help your body better absorb nutrients from the food you eat.
Inulin does not raise blood glucose levels in most people because it is not easily digested by human enzymes in the gut making them unavailable for glucose release into the bloodstream.
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