- Promotes Digestive Health: Inulin acts as a prebiotic to support gut health by fostering beneficial bacteria.
- Versatile Usage: This soluble fiber can be added to various foods and beverages as a sweetener or thickening agent.
- Natural Ingredient: Sourced from chicory root, Inulin is a natural addition to your diet that enhances flavor without added sugars.
- Easy to Use: Simply mix one scoop into your favorite meals or drinks for an easy boost of fiber.
USD 16.09
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Inulin - Prebiotic Soluble Fiber
USD 16.09
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Inulin powder is a soluble fiber and fructo-oligosaccharide (FOS) that functions as a prebiotic to promote digestive health by stimulating beneficial bacteria in the gut. Chicory-derived Inulin powder from Swanson is suitable for adding to many of your favorite foods as a thickening agent and sweetener. The possibilities are endless and the benefits are great.
Looking for a Companion to Your GLP-1 Weight Management Journey?
You know probiotics help with digestion, but what does that really mean for weight management? If your GLP-1 weight management journey has you facing unpleasant digestive challenges, probiotics can help with digestive function and nutrient absorption, meaning better GI comfort and getting the most out of your healthy diet. As probiotics break down and ferment indigestible foods they produce short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) which emerging research indicates may influence gut hormones such as GLP- 1. Inulin is a widely used prebiotic fiber on which the probiotics can feed.
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