Sentences with phrase «fiber helps regulate»

This fiber helps regulate bowel movements, which is essential for dogs who suffer from chronic constipation.

In addition to preventing colon cancer, fiber helps regulate the digestive system by adding bulk to dogs» stools.

Dietary fiber helps regulate your bowels by increasing bulk in your intestines and improving mobility.

Soluble fiber helps regulate blood sugar and keeps cholesterol levels in check.

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This makes sense since chia seeds are not only packed with essential vitamins, minerals, and protein, they also contain eleven grams of fiber to keep you full for hours and help regulate blood sugar levels.

While these bad boys have a bit of maple syrup and molasses, the bottom line is that they're made with fiber - rich chickpeas that actually help regulate blood sugar rather than the evil white stuff that elevates it.

Pectin, a form of soluble fiber found in apples, helps lower cholesterol and regulate blood sugar levels by slowing down your digestion.

By helping to regulate the pace of digestion, protein and fiber also help regulate the break down of starches into sugars and the general passage of carbs through out digestive tract.

Whole flours are rich in magnesium, manganese, copper, and phosphorus, but with fiber as well, so they are energizing and nourishing, but also help the digestive system and help regulate the sugar levels in the blood.

Eating adequate fiber is also crucial because it regulates blood sugar which helps balance your hormones and eliminate excess estrogens and toxins.

Psyllium use may also help you properly regulate your blood glucose levels, and a diet high in soluble fiber can potentially help you reduce your risks for developing heart disease.

Apples have phytonutrients that help regulate blood sugar and also are a great source of fiber.

Strawberries are a low - glycemic fruit, full of healthy fiber and help to regulate blood sugar and decrease the risk of type 2 diabetes and heart disease.

The good news about coconut flour is that it adds tons of healthy fiber to your dish, and coconut has been shown to help regulate blood sugar levels.

-- Sprouts are alkalizing to your body; — Sprouts contain a high level of enzymes which aid in digestion and boosts our metabolism; — Sprouts contain high vitamin content (this is especially true of vitamins A, B - complex, C & E); — Sprouts are high in iron which promotes good blood circulation and also helps to oxygenate your organs; and — Sprouts are high in fiber which basically regulates everything from your digestion to the speed of the sugar absorption into your bloodstream.

Since they contain insoluble fiber they're great for digestive health and have been shown to help regulate blood sugars.

Packed with omegas, potassium, fiber, and magnesium, Chia seeds are great for boosting energy, improving endurance, and have been known to help regulate digestion.

They are full of omega - 3s (which can reduce inflammation and high cholesterol), they're high in fiber — the 2 tablespoons that are used in this recipe will give you one - third of your recommended daily intake, and they can help regulate blood sugar.

Cinnamon can help regulate healthy blood sugar levels, as does the natural fats, proteins and fiber found in this cherry cobbler recipe.

♥ it's full of fiber and specific enzymes that help aid in digestion ♥ it's a great alkalizing food that helps regulate your body's ph level.

Both pumpkin and persimmon are high in fiber and vitamins, including K, A and C. What's more, this combination offers plenty of health benefits: Pumpkin packs beta carotene (good for the eyes), while persimmons help keep you fuller longer thanks to their high pectin content (beneficial for regulating blood sugar levels and preventing sugar - related crashes).

Fiber rich foods are recommended as they'll help the body regulate hormone production.

Inside the seat it is made of 50 % bamboo charcoal fiber that helps regulate temperature and naturally absorbs moisture, the exterior of the stroller is made of recycled plastic bottles (PET).

The cross-section of a bamboo fiber is filled with various micro gaps and micro holes, giving it a highly porous structure that increases absorption and helps regulate moisture and temperature.

All these can help in boosting your needed fiber to regulate sugar from the day 1's food consumption and to also boost your metabolic process.

And molecules that regulate the expression of genes may make athletes more energy efficient, or help create more slow - twitch muscle fibers.

«Diets in industrialized countries are generally deficient in such fiber, which helps to regulate digestion and promote the growth of beneficial gut bacteria.»

The latter may be because whole grains are fillingâ $» their fiber helps delay stomach emptying, which keeps you fuller longer, delays the return of hunger, and helps regulate blood sugar and insulin levels, which are tied to appetite regulation.

Some of the nutrients found in bananas, such as the fiber called pectin, help regulate blood sugar levels after meals and keep you feeling full for longer by slowing down the emptying of the stomach.

Dietary fiber is crucial in maintaining our gastrointestinal system healthy as it helps in cleansing the waste accumulated in our colon, regulates the bowel movement, and absorbs the sugar from the intestines.

Additionally, acacia's water - soluble fiber not only helps reduce the risk of developing diabetes by regulating blood sugar levels, but also promotes colon health by increasing weight and size of stool, making it pass through the digestive tract more easily.

Apples have pectin, a soluble fiber that lowers LDL cholesterol and helps regulate blood sugar.

On the other hand, getting enough fiber may reduce cholesterol, regulate blood sugar level, promote regular bowel movements, and help you have a stronger immune system.

Boosting levels of fiber at breakfast time can help reduce bloating and regulate bowel function for the rest of the day.

Fiber also keeps you full, helps regulate blood sugar levels, and protects you from cancer and even heart disease.

Apples are high in fiber which helps regulate digestion, they're detoxifying, they help boost your immune system AND they can even help lower your risk of some scary diseases like diabetes, pancreatic cancer and heart disease.

They add fiber, and help regulate blood sugar levels.

Aside from normalizing bowel movements to promote gastrointestinal health, foods high in fiber can help regulate diabetes by keeping blood sugar levels even.

Apples are rich in antioxidants, flavonoids, and fiber in order to help regulate your digestive system.

Amaranth is particularly rich in fiber, which helps regulate intestinal functions.

Apple and red butter leaf lettuce add fiber and nutrients including vitamins A and K. To provide that baked good element, you'll blend in some gluten free oats, cinnamon (may help regulate blood sugar), and vanilla almond milk.

It also has a high fiber content, so it will help regulate digestion and prevent any stomach discomfort during the premenstrual phase.

These resistant starches, rather than acting as a nutrient, behave similarly to dietary fiber and can help regulate blood sugar, improve appetite control and promote bowel health.

Bananas also improve your digestion due to them being high in fiber, which helps regulate the speed of digestion and allows for regular bowl movements.

In spite of its sweet taste, similar to molasses, mesquite has a low glycemic index and a high content of fiber, which helps regulate blood sugar levels in people with hyperglycemia and diabetes.

Getting enough fiber in your diet can keep your cholesterol levels low, protect you from cardiovascular disease and regulate your blood sugar, but it also helps with weight loss.

A generous amount of dietary fiber in mesquite powder helps regulate bowel movements and promotes smooth digestion.

Fiber helps to regulate the digestive tract and make digestion smooth.

Additionally, blackberries are a good source of fiber, which naturally helps regulate blood sugar.

Most foods are all digested and absorbed by our body, fiber is very hard to digest so it's only digested partially and it contains no nutrients, but it helps to promote efficient intestinal function and helps to regulate the absorption of sugars into the bloodstream.