Sentences with phrase «naturally high fibre»

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Ancient grains are higher in fibre, and they naturally retain their vitamin and mineral content.

With 6 times more almonds, it is also a fair assumption that Luz is naturally 6 times higher in other nutrients such as vitamin E and fibre which is ultimately what you are paying for.

Approved by expert nutritionists, the snack contains no added salt or sugar, are naturally high in fibre and protein, and are also gluten and dairy free.

Shiitake mushrooms, water, naturally brewed soy sauce (water, non-GMO soybeans, wheat, sea salt) expeller pressed canola oil, liquorice root, non GMO vital gluten (wheat protein) sea weed extract, unrefined evaporated cane juice, non GMO isolated high fibre soy protein, sea salt, natural vegetarian spices, no MSG added.

In collaboration with Barry Callebaut, the world's leading manufacturer of high - quality cocoa and chocolate products, the Cocoa Paper substitutes virgin fibre and materials to create a strong and naturally coloured fibre suitable for food packaging, while also avoiding wasting the cocoa shells.

It is unsweetened and naturally high in fibre.

Our snacks, particularly nut - based snacks, are naturally high in fibre and protein, so it is actually adding to the nutrients of those diets.

I believe a plant - based diet is hugely beneficial for the bowels as it is naturally high in fibre.

What I mean by this is that when we consume a healthy source of fat, fibre or protein with high - carbohydrate or naturally sweetened foods, it slows the release of glucose (sugar) into your bloodstream which will help to prevent a spike in energy followed by an energy crash.

High volumes of fibre will help you stay sated for longer and you should naturally eat less.

The foods we've been eating for 99.9 % of human evolution are naturally high in fibre, but our modern foods get processed and much of the fibre (and natural digestive enzymes) get stripped out in the process.

Almost all natural plant based foods are naturally high in fibre.

Since it's so high in soluble fibre, it can also help to lower cholesterol naturally and stabilize blood sugar (helpful for those who are diabetic, insulin resistant or hypoglycaemic).

If one is eating a sensibly laid out ketogenic diet high fibre is naturally a part of it as you end up eating a TON of greens.

Wild rabbits mainly eat grass, which naturally contains 20 - 25 % fibre and rabbits» teeth and digestive systems have evolved to need a high fibre diet.

Supreme Science Selective has 25 % fibre so you can provide your rabbits with a high fibre, tasty diet that will help to keep your pets in the very best of health, naturally.

Features: Made adult dogs of all breeds 80 % inclusion of high quality salmon Rich in essential amino acids Carbohydrates provide additional nutrients Naturally sourced Antioxidants Fatty acids for skin and coat health Great for joint health Aids in digestion Item Specifications: Flavor: Salmon Guaranteed Analysis: Crude Protein: min 34.0 % Crude Fat: min 14.0 % Crude Fiber: max 4.8 % Moisture: max 8.6 % Ash: max 8.6 % Omega 3 Fatty Acids: min 1.4 % Omega 6 Fatty Acids: min 3.4 % Glucosamine: max 500 mg / kg Chondroitin: max 300 mg / kg Calories: 3704 kcal / kg, 422 kcal / cup Ingredients: Salmon, Salmon Meal, Peas, Pea Starch, Menhadon Meal, Salmon Oil (Preserved with mixed tocopherols), Pea Fibre, Alfalfa, Flaxseed, Loquid Egg Product, Carrots, Apples, Broccoli, Bok Choy, Cabbage, Blueberries, Salt, Fructooligosaccharides, Yucca Schidigera Extract, Glucosamine Hydrochloride, Chondroitin Sulphate, Dried Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Fermentation Extract, Dried Aspergillus Niger Fermentation Extract, Dried Aspergillus Oryzae Fermentation Extract, Pineapple, Dried Trichoderma Longibrachiatum Fermentation Extract, Dried Rhizopus Oryzae Fermentation Extract, Dried Enter

A high protein diet was formulated with either high or moderate levels of fibre, and fed to 42 client - owned dogs with naturally - occurring obesity referred to the Royal Canin Weight Management Clinic (German et al. 2010).