Obesity and its associated disorders, such as diabetes and
high cholesterol — when they are fed a high-fat diet. But when fiber was added
to the high-fat diet, most of that metabolic syndrome went away.
Gel-forming fibers like psyllium, for example, hold on to
water. So if your stool is hard, they can help soften it, Chey said. “If your
stool is too loose, the water-absorbing capacity can add form.”
Fermentable fibers can exacerbate gas and
bloating, so people who experience those symptoms might want to adjust
their intake.
Morning
Two
slices chunky wholegrain toast with apricot jam: 5 grams fiber
Two
cups of black coffee: 0 fiber
1
small apple: 2 grams fiber
Lunch
Red
beans and brown rice with salsa verde and hot sauce: 7 grams fiber
Large
handful of unsalted peanuts: 2 grams fiber
2
cups tea with low fat milk: 0 fiber
1
carrot, raw: 2 grams fiber
2
small prunes: 1.5 grams fiber
Two
cups of black coffee: 0 fiber
Evening
1
wholemeal Turkish pide bread: 2.5 grams fiber
2
cups of kale and white bean salad with tahini dressing: 8 grams fiber
1/3
eggplant with yoghurt dressing and pomegranate: 2 grams fiber
1
cob of corn: 2 grams fiber
2
lamb meatballs in 1 cup fennel/tomato sauce: 4 grams fiber
1
glass white wine: 0 fiber
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