Dietary fibers are indigestible plant-based components that play a vital role in maintaining digestive health and supporting overall wellness. Unlike prebiotics, which specifically feed beneficial bacteria, dietary fibers have broader functions such as promoting satiety, regulating blood sugar, and improving bowel regularity. They are essential in weight management, cardiovascular health, and digestive balance.
Common Types of Dietary Fibers
| Fiber Ingredient | Key Functions & Benefits |
|---|---|
| Polydextrose | Low-calorie soluble fiber, promotes satiety, supports weight control, regulates blood sugar |
| Oat β-Glucan | Clinically proven to reduce cholesterol, supports heart health, and stabilizes blood glucose |
| Wheat Dextrin | Easily soluble fiber, supports digestion, improves bowel movement, enhances mineral absorption |
| Fruit & Vegetable Fiber Powder | Natural source of mixed fibers, promotes gut health, satiety, and general wellness |
Key Health Benefits
- ⚖️ Weight Management – Enhances fullness, reduces calorie intake, supports healthy body composition
- 💩 Digestive Health – Improves bowel regularity and relieves constipation
- 🩸 Blood Sugar Regulation – Slows glucose absorption, supports diabetes management
- ❤️ Cardiovascular Support – Oat β-glucan helps lower LDL cholesterol and improves heart health
- 🌱 General Wellness – Provides natural, plant-based fiber for daily health maintenance
Applications of Dietary Fibers
- Weight Management Products: Fiber powders, shakes, and functional snacks
- Functional Foods & Beverages: Bakery, cereals, dairy alternatives, nutritional drinks
- Digestive Health Supplements: Capsules, tablets, and soluble fiber blends
- Medical & Clinical Nutrition: Blood sugar control and cholesterol management formulas
- Clean Label Solutions: Plant-derived fiber powders for natural product positioning
Our Product Offering
- Polydextrose
- Oat β-Glucan
- Wheat Dextrin
- Fruit & Vegetable Fiber Powder
- Customized Fiber Blends – Tailored solutions for satiety, blood sugar control, and digestive health
