Product Description
Product Description
Meet Fiber Topper™, a prebiotic powered by acacia fiber. Packed with soluble fiber, Fiber Topper™ is designed to increase your daily fiber intake while gently supporting a healthy digestive system. Fiber Topper™ works to balance and promote a thriving gut microbiome. Enjoy the benefits of gut-supporting nutrients with each serving.
Ingredients: Organic Acacia Fiber
Net Weight: 6.2 oz. (30 Servings)
Flavor: Unflavored
Supplement Facts
Supplement Facts
Regular price
$13.99
Topics Explored
Learn more about the science behind Microbiomely
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The state of balance and function within the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.
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Non-digestible fibers and compounds that serve as food for the beneficial bacteria in your gut, known as probiotics.
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Live microorganisms, primarily bacteria and yeast, that provide health benefits.
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Stay up-to-date with the latest developments related to the gut microbiome
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Articles
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The Inner Ecosystem: An Introduction to the Human Gut Microbiome
The human body is home to an extraordinary community of microorganisms, collectively known as the microbiota. This dense, diverse population—comprising bacteria, archaea, fungi, and viruses—predominantly resides in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, forming what is specifically termed the gut microbiota. The term gut microbiome refers to the collective genomes of all these microbes (bacteria, viruses, fungi, and more), a genetic library vastly exceeding that of the human host itself. Far from being passive inhabitants, these microbes form a complex, dynamic, and mutually beneficial partnership with us, influencing nearly every aspect of human health.
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Types of Bacteria in the Microbiome
Inside of the human body lies trillions of microorganisms that make up what we call the microbiome. Among these microorganisms, bacteria dominate the space in terms of diversity and impact. But, unfortunately, not all bacteria are created equal. Some are beneficial to us while others can be incredibly harmful, causing illness and discomfort. Knowing which bacteria to seek out—whether that be through supplements or food—can help replace the bad with the good and improve our total health.
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The Role of Gut Bacteria in Digestion
Have you ever found yourself wondering why some people seem to digest certain foods better than others? Surprisingly, the answer isn’t quite as complex as it might initially seem. Our gut bacteria is one of the primary reasons that we can digest some foods easier than others. These tiny allies actively participate in the breakdown of the things we consume, allowing us to absorb nutrients and successfully enjoy different foods.
