How fibrosol Works

Description

After being consumed, fibrosol moves down the digestive tract and does not get broken down in the small intestines.

• When it reaches the colon (large intestines), due to its water binding capacity, it draws water in and causes softening of the stools.
• At the same time in the colon, fermentation of fibrosol occurs and results in the production of Short Chain Fatty Acids (SCFAs), gas and growth of healthy bacteria.
• The release of SCFAs causes chemical stimulation of the peristaltic reflex and the contractions reduce intestinal transit time resulting in faster movements of bowels.
• Fermentation of fibrosol also produces gas and healthy bacteria which increase the bowel content and fecal bulk. This in turn helps bowel movement.