Learn More About Low Fibre

Fibre is what keeps our digestion moving. There are two types of fibre. Soluble, which binds with water to create a gel-like substance (think of it like oatmeal), and insoluble, which is the “roughage” portion found mostly in skins and seeds of plants (think of it like celery).

Insoluble fibre’s most important role is to promote bowel regularity. Soluble fibre slows digestion to provide a variety of health benefits.

Symptoms of low fibre

  • Constipation
  • High cholesterol
  • Fatigue
  • hemorrhoids
  • Hard time losing weight
  • You’re never satiated

Lifestyle changes

  • Maintain a healthy weight management
  • Read nutrition labels under the “Carbohydrates” section, look for a breakdown of the amount of fibre and sugar per serving
  • Swap out juices for smoothies with more fibre
  • Add fibre in food like buckwheat, bulgur, spelt and quinoa
  • Supplementation: Adding a fibre supplement daily
  • Stay hydrated
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