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Prebiotics: Meaning and Examples
Learn how prebiotics differ from generic fiber and which questions to ask about an ingredient.
Definition
A prebiotic is a substrate selectively utilized by host microorganisms that confers a health benefit. Not every fiber qualifies.
Possible sources
Some prebiotic compounds occur naturally in foods, including certain vegetables and grains. Amounts and effects vary.
Check the precise ingredient
Research findings depend on the exact substrate, amount used and studied outcome; avoid blanket claims.
Comfort and tolerance
Increasing fermentable fibers rapidly can cause digestive discomfort in some people. Individual needs vary.
Sources and further reading
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