Fiberrich

Fiberrich is a brand-name dietary fiber product designed for use as a food ingredient and nutritional supplement. Marketed as a high-fiber additive, Fiberrich is sold as a powder or granulated product intended to increase daily fiber intake and support digestive health.

Commercial formulations of Fiberrich typically combine plant-derived fibers that provide both soluble and insoluble components. Sources commonly include psyllium husk, inulin-type fructans, and cellulose, though exact compositions vary by region and product line. The product is processed to a defined particle size to aid mixing in fluids and foods.

Uses and administration: It is added to beverages, cereals, baked goods, or smoothies. Dosing instructions usually start with a small amount and are increased gradually while drinking ample water to minimize gastrointestinal discomfort.

Health effects and evidence: Dietary fiber from Fiberrich can contribute to stool bulk and may aid in satiety and blood glucose control as part of an overall fiber intake. The evidence for benefits specific to Fiberrich products is variable and depends on the fiber mix and individual response.

Safety and regulation: Fiberrich products are typically regulated as dietary supplements or food ingredients, with labeling required to disclose fiber content and intended uses. Side effects may include gas, bloating, or intestinal cramps, especially when introduced suddenly or without adequate water. People with certain GI conditions or allergies should consult a health professional before use.

See also: Dietary fiber, Bulking agent, Psyllium.