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Fibre and Gut Health: What Happens After Fibre Reaches the Intestine
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Fibre and Gut Health: What Happens After Fibre Reaches the Intestine

Fibre reaches parts of the digestive system that most carbohydrates do not. Once there, some fibres hold water and add bulk, while others become fuel for gut microbes and generate…

Fibre and Gut Health: What Happens After Fibre Reaches the Intestine
Science & Health

Fibre and Gut Health: What Happens After Fibre Reaches the Intestine

Fibre reaches parts of the digestive system that most carbohydrates do not. Once there, some fibres hold water and add bulk, while others become fuel for gut microbes and generate…

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