Reasons To Include Dietary Fiber In Your Daily Diet 

Diet

Written by Navneet Kaur, M.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics

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Dietary fiber is a type of complex carbohydrate which is resistant to enzymatic digestion.  

What is Dietary Fiber? 

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The requirement for dietary fiber varies between 30-40 grams per day. The intake of dietary fiber is associated with a lot of health benefits. 

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Fiber-rich foods provide fullness for a longer duration and reduce food cravings and overall calorie intake. 

1. Support Weight Loss

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Studies support that dietary fiber exerts a favourable effect on healthy blood sugar levels and prevents fluctuations. 

2. Healthy Blood Glucose Levels

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Dietary fiber promotes healthy gut bacteria growth, encouraging a smooth digestion process. 

3. Promote Gut-Friendly Bacteria

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Soluble dietary fiber prevents harmful LDL cholesterol from accumulating in the blood vessels and prevents heart diseases.

4. Minimize Heart Disease Risk

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Adequate fiber intake may help prevent indigestion issues like bloating, constipation, diarrhoea, etc. 

5. Healthy Bowl Movements

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Oats, Apple, Nuts, Seeds, Whole grains, Broccoli, Legumes, Popcorn, Carrots, Orange, Pear, Black beans etc.

Foods Rich in Dietary Fiber

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