… which are better for your gut health.Getting enough fiber also reduces your risk of diseases, prevents constipation and keeps you feeling full for longer.4. Add flax to your dietFlaxseed, a soluble fiber, is …
… low-calorie diets are risky,” Zumpano stresses. “They can cause minor side effects such as nausea, diarrhea, constipation and fatigue. And over time, you can experience electrolyte imbalances, irregular heartbeat, nutritional deficiencies and more.”There …
… your gut use prebiotics and probiotics (also found in artichokes) to keep your bowels regular and prevent constipation.7. Provides proteinFor a plant, artichokes are surprisingly high in protein. One artichoke has about 5 grams …
… This type of dietary fiber passes through your system undigested, helping to bulk up stools and prevent constipation,” explains Culbertson. “The fiber also helps you feel full longer, which may help you lose weight.”Tiger …
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