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EverNew

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Powdered Beverages

30 Packages/Box (18g each)

Psyllium Husk, Orange, Banana, Oat

Ingredients

The Benefits of The Ingredients

  1. Psyllium Husk

    • Psyllium husk has an ideal balance of soluble and insoluble fiber. A single tablespoon (10g) provides 8g of total fiber, with 7g soluble and 1g insoluble. This unique ratio:

      • Supports digestive health and relieves constipation gently.

      • Feeds beneficial gut bacteria (acts as a prebiotic), promoting a healthy microbiome.

      • Enhances immune function and reduces inflammation.

      • Stabilizes blood sugar by slowing glucose absorption.

      • Lowers LDL cholesterol by binding to bile acids.

      • Promotes satiety, aiding weight management.

    • Its exceptional fiber profile makes it a powerful ally for holistic gut and metabolic health.

  2. Oat

    • Oats provide beta-glucan fiber to support heart health, digestion, and steady energy.

  3. Banana

    • Provides carbohydrates, potassium, and vitamin B6 to support energy metabolism, muscle, and nerve function.

  4. Orange

    • Contains flavonoids and fiber that contribute to antioxidant activity and digestive health.

The Benefits of Fiber

  1. Supports Heart Health

    • Certain types of soluble fiber, particularly beta-glucan and psyllium, can help reduce LDL cholesterol by interfering with cholesterol absorption and increasing its removal from the body. Regular intake of adequate dietary fiber is associated with better cardiovascular health.

  2. Supports Healthy Blood Sugar

    • Soluble and viscous fibers can slow digestion and glucose absorption, which may help reduce post-meal blood sugar increases and support better blood glucose control.

  3. Supports Colon Health

    • Dietary fiber supports a healthy digestive system by increasing stool bulk and, in the case of fermentable fibers, providing fuel for beneficial gut bacteria. Some fiber fermentation products, such as short-chain fatty acids, play important roles in maintaining the health of the colon.

  4. Supports Weight Management

    • Fiber-rich foods can increase fullness and help people feel satisfied for longer. Because many high-fiber foods are relatively low in energy density, adequate fiber intake can be helpful as part of a healthy weight-management diet.

  5. Supports a Healthy Gut Microbiome

    • Certain types of dietary fiber act as prebiotics, providing fuel for beneficial gut microorganisms. A healthy gut microbiome contributes to normal digestive and metabolic functions.

  6. Promotes Regular Bowel Movements

    • Fiber increases stool bulk and can help improve stool consistency and regularity. Adequate fluid intake is also important, particularly when increasing fiber intake.

  7. Supports Overall Digestive Health

    • Adequate dietary fiber intake is associated with a lower risk of constipation and diverticular disease. However, fiber should not be presented as a treatment or guaranteed prevention for every digestive or health condition.

Regular Bowel Movements for a Healthier You - Laxatives Are Not All the Same

  • ​Laxatives are medicines used to treat constipation, and they are not inherently harmful. Different types work in different ways, including bulk-forming, osmotic, stool-softening, and stimulant laxatives.

  • For occasional constipation, laxatives can be safe and effective when used appropriately. However, frequent or prolonged use without medical guidance may not be appropriate, particularly when the underlying cause of constipation has not been identified.

  • Some laxatives can cause side effects such as abdominal cramps, bloating, diarrhea, or dehydration. Certain products may also affect electrolyte levels or require additional caution in people with kidney or heart problems.

  • For persistent or recurrent constipation, it is better to address contributing factors such as inadequate fiber or fluid intake, low physical activity, medications, or underlying medical conditions rather than relying on laxatives indefinitely.

  • If constipation persists, becomes severe, or is accompanied by blood in the stool, unexplained weight loss, vomiting, severe abdominal pain, or a significant change in bowel habits, seek medical advice.

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