kärnoligosackariders
Kärnoligosackarider are a class of carbohydrates that have gained attention for their potential prebiotic properties. The term "kärnoligosackarid" is derived from Swedish, where "kärn" means "core" and "oligosackarid" refers to an oligosaccharide. Essentially, these are short-chain carbohydrates that are not easily digestible by the human host. Instead, they selectively reach the colon, where they serve as a food source for beneficial gut bacteria.
The primary characteristic of kärnoligosackarider that makes them interesting is their ability to modulate the gut
While research is ongoing, potential benefits associated with the consumption of kärnoligosackarider include improved digestive health,