Fiber Plus NSP

Dietitians agree that balanced nutrition and healthy metabolism need dietary fibre. Fibre can be soluble or insoluble — and the body benefits from both every day.

What is Fiber Plus?

Fiber Plus is a practical daily fibre source. Dietary fibres help steady bowel function and support wider metabolic health. Fibre was once dismissed as “ballast,” but European researchers have shown how central it is to everyday eating. The usual target is about 25–30 g a day. Food alone does not always deliver enough, so a supplement can help. Fiber Plus from NSP helps cover that need.

Properties of the supplement

Long used in Europe as a valuable fibre source, natural fibres help to:

• regulate bowel function;
• support fluid balance;
• promote fullness and moderate appetite;
• bind and help clear toxins and waste, including certain radioactive residues;
• slow glucose absorption and blunt blood-sugar spikes;
• support healthy weight;
• discourage build-up of LDL (“bad”) cholesterol;
• speed clearance of metabolites from the small intestine;
• help prevent constipation;
• lower lifestyle risk factors linked to certain cancers, cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes.

These effects come from five plant ingredients in the formula.

How to use

Stir one tablespoon of Fiber Plus NSP into a 250 ml glass of cool water and drink at once — do not store the mixed drink. Use 2–4 times a day with meals. A full 344 g tin lasts about 9–18 days. Course length should be set with a nutritionist or NSP consultant.

When it is used

Fiber Plus suits everyday preventive use for digestive and metabolic balance. It helps clear toxins and supports healthy peristalsis. It is used in cleansing programmes and to help reduce waste, salt and cholesterol deposits.

It is also used as a dietary adjunct when supporting cardiovascular or endocrine health, eating disorders, excess weight and constipation — always alongside professional advice.

Composition — Fiber Plus

The core of the formula is soluble and insoluble plant fibre — ingredients long used in European sports and weight-management nutrition and in digestive care:

1. Psyllium seed. Traditionally used for constipation; swells in liquid and helps regulate transit;
2. Guar gum and acacia gum. Natural fibres that steady digestion and have a long history in weight-management formulas;
3. Oat bran. A nutrient-dense grain husk that coats the gut lining gently while binding unwanted residues; bran itself is not absorbed, yet it carries vitamins and minerals;
4. Apple fibre. Helps normalise fat and carbohydrate handling and supports healthy cholesterol; also promotes satiety.

Citric acid and cinnamon give a pleasant taste. An extra blend of carrot, orange, beetroot, rosemary and other plant juices rounds out the formula.

Cautions

There are few absolute contraindications. Psyllium can trigger allergy in sensitive people. Not recommended if you have difficulty swallowing or oesophageal narrowing. Anyone with digestive disease should seek medical advice before using a fibre supplement.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place at no more than 25°C.

This is a food supplement — support for a healthy diet, not a medicine. Seek nutritionist advice before use. The site administration is not responsible for harm from unsupervised use.

Food supplement. Not a medicine. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Consult a specialist before use.