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00:00You might need more fiber ISAP if you're one of these types of people.
00:05Fiber, an indigestible plant carbohydrate, aids digestion and overall health,
00:10but many don't get enough, increasing their risk of chronic diseases.
00:17Fiber-resists digestion, helping regulate glucose.
00:20Soluble fiber dissolves in water, insoluble aids digestion,
00:23and most fiber-rich foods contain multiple types.
00:29Fiber is essential, with WHO recommending 25 grams per day,
00:34but most Americans consume just 16 grams,
00:37leaving many at risk for deficiency-related health issues.
00:43Fiber aids digestion by preventing constipation, supporting gut bacteria,
00:48boosting immunity, and reducing inflammation, while keeping bowel movements regular.
00:56Soluble fiber slows digestion, forming a gel that releases glucose gradually,
01:02helping prevent blood sugar spikes in people with or at risk for type 2 diabetes.
01:10Soluble fiber binds cholesterol and bile acids, reducing LDL absorption,
01:15and research shows it may also lower blood pressure and heart disease risk.
01:19Fiber-rich foods aid weight loss by promoting fullness and stabilizing blood sugar,
01:27helping you eat less and manage weight more effectively, says Cherwoni.
01:31Athletes need more fiber to sustain energy, support recovery, and boost immunity,
01:39says dietitian Lauren Antonucci, noting fiber-rich carbs help fuel high-intensity workouts effectively.
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