Inulin - prebiotic fibre for intestinal health
Inulin is a natural, soluble dietary fibre that is found in many plants as a prebiotic.
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Inulin is a natural, soluble dietary fibre that is found in many plants as a prebiotic.
Inulin is mainly found in the roots and tubers of plants such as artichokes, onions and garlic. As a prebiotic inulin promotes the growth of healthy bacteria in the gut, which can have a positive effect on digestion and the immune system . Due to its unique structure, inulin is often used in the diet to support the regulation of blood sugar levels, increase the feeling of satiety and improve intestinal health. Due to these benefits, inulin is also a popular dietary supplement in many diets and for people who want to optimise their health.
The growth of beneficial gut bacteria promotes digestion and supports healthy intestinal flora. Digestive disorders, constipation and inflammatory bowel diseases can thus be counteracted. As inulin is only digested slowly in the gut, it helps to prevent blood sugar levels from rising too quickly, which is particularly beneficial for people with diabetes or insulin resistance.
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