Drains away toxins and faeces.
Reduces calories absorption.
Lowers cholesterol level.
Prevents colorectal cancer.
Stabilizes blood glucose level.
Improves constipation problem.
- Removes the toxins and carcinogens, such as pesticides and heavy metals.
- Stimulates the intestinal peristalsis, helps weight loss, drains away excess moisture and improves constipation.
- Increases the amount of bowel, reduces the sensitive level of intestinal remnants.
- Reduces blood cholesterol, lowers the chances of heart disease and stroke.
- - It binds with the bile acid inside the small intestine. Bile acid is produced by the liver with cholesterol and then released in the small intestine.
- - The fiber combines with bile acid and hence blocks the bile acid from being absorbed by the small intestine.
- Improves insulin secretion and stability of blood glucose. The human body has a balancing mechanism - insulin, when the body blood sugar increases, insulin will lower blood sugar levels by storing it as fat. The role of insulin is to maintain blood glucose levels. But it often makes the blood sugar too low and causes too much fat and storage. Fiber can extend the time to digest and slow down the carbohydrates in the stomach within the decomposition; as a result, the fluctuation of blood glucose level will decrease and hence maintains a stable supply of muscle nutrition.
- Excessive oligo is difficult to digest in the small intestine. But it can produce bacteria in the large intestine to promote proliferation and protection of mucosa, activate immune function, plus reduce the growth of harmful bacteria and improve the diarrhea.
