Fibre
Fibre
The foundation for a happy gut, stable energy, and long-term heart health
Daily Target:
30 grams
Fibre is the unsung hero of nutrition. Think of it as the ultimate caretaker for your digestive system - it helps keep everything running smoothly and nourishes the good bacteria in your gut, which is essential for overall wellness. A fibre-rich intake helps you feel full for longer, keeps your energy levels stable, and plays a key role in supporting long-term heart health.
Good sources
1 tbsp of chia seeds

provides
5 g
1 serving of lentils

provides
11 g
1 serving of oats

provides
4 g
1 pear

provides
5.5 g
1 slice of wholemeal bread

provides
3.5 g
What the research says
π¬π§The British Nutrition Foundation explains the UK's 30g daily goal for digestive wellness and long-term health, offering practical tips to help you increase your intake.British Nutrition Foundation fibre guide
πThere is a 10% reduction in all-cause mortality for each 10g/day increase in fibre intakeCheck out this meta-analysis
πΊπΈMost US adults only get half the fiber they need, but it can lower risk of heart disease, diabetes and some cancers.CDC: Fiber's role in health
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