Unified Care - How Fiber Works: Soluble vs. Insoluble Fiber

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There are two types of fiber we can get from food: soluble and insoluble fibers. Each type provides different benefits. Click to learn more!

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That's what I call short and sweet! Spot on!

MaciejWrzesniewski-fmsi

I was just in the hospital for severe constipation. I had been in panic and tears. I didn’t quite understand fiber and obviously I hadn’t been eating any at all. I just went through so much pain in my intestines and I’m still sore. One of the worst things Iv ever experienced. I learned my lesson. I never want to go through that ever again.

serenarodriguez

Great video. Quick and to the point! Thanks.

rsxen

I would have mentioned chia seeds for insoluble, it has tons of it

serfranklin

thank you for the informative video
very much helpful
but i have a question, in the sense of insoluble fiber is sugarcane also a source for insoluble fibers?

mist

please correct me if i am wrong:
soluble fiber: acts as a gel that pushes stool out
insoluble fiber: add bulk of stool

Whodafook_

If soluble fiber traps cholesterol from entering into the bloodstream, does that mean that the gel it forms itself doesn't enter into the bloodstream also? And what about the gelatin from animal material, like bone broth?

Elder_Freak

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udelia-lq

I heard that soluble fiber and insoluble fiber both absorb water but soluble.fiber dissolves in water, is this true that insolublenfiber does not absorb water?

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